Showing posts with label Paula Scher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paula Scher. Show all posts

Saturday, March 20, 2010

The Highline, NYC






Finally, I own a Paula Scher Map! (okay, a poster.)

The High line is located in NYC and was built in the 1930's as a means to elevate freight traffic and create safer streets in Manhattan. It was used for approximately 50 years and became a historical structure which was under threat of demolition in the late 90's. A group of individuals gathered with aim to preserve the High Line by transforming it into a park.

Paula Scher was the designer of the High Line logo in addition to several others graphics for the park. I've always been attracted to her design work so owning the poster was a must.

For additional information and photos of the Highline, click here.

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Paula Scher | TED.com


Paula Scher’s lecture “Great Design Is Serious (Not Solemn)” from last May’s Serious PlayTEDTalk conference. Scher is one of my exemplars and does excellent design work as a partner for Pentagram. Her work includes, Citi bank, Truvia, NY Public Theatre, Museum of Modern Art, NY Philharmonic, etc. The lecture is 20 minutes but is totally worth it. Enjoy! ||