http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington art, design, illustration, photography, graphic design, film Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:47:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington#comment-7903 Lost At E Minor: Music, illustration, art, photography and more » Heavy Backpack Tue, 05 Feb 2008 00:36:28 +0000 http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington#comment-7903 [...] an interesting art exhibition or reading a good book or hearing a good song’. Check into Heavy Backpack to read the rest of the interview. time savedtime savedShare this  |   Email [...] […] an interesting art exhibition or reading a good book or hearing a good song’. Check into Heavy Backpack to read the rest of the interview. time savedtime savedShare this  |   Email […]

]]> http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington#comment-4276 nownow // words » Blog Archive » desktop-desktop // steve harrington Mon, 28 May 2007 08:00:54 +0000 http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington#comment-4276 [...] From the cover of Clark magazine, to his website, to his desktop background the circle, square and triangle characters frequently appear in and around the work of Los Angeles-based designer Steve Harrington. A motif of sorts, the basic shapes and primary colours are of course the building blocks of design. However, it’s their call-to-action of “Hey, Let’s Build” that so simply sums up the energy and attitude that seems to exist behind Harrington’s work. Apart from running full-service collaborative design studio National Forest Design with Justin Krietemeyer, Harrington also pursues his own artwork allowing himself the creative opportunities and the enjoyment that comes from getting away from the computer and interacting with the tangible. If you’re wanting more information than our introduction can provide be sure to read both the Heavy Backpack interview and the You Work For Them Profile Magazine feature. [...] […] From the cover of Clark magazine, to his website, to his desktop background the circle, square and triangle characters frequently appear in and around the work of Los Angeles-based designer Steve Harrington. A motif of sorts, the basic shapes and primary colours are of course the building blocks of design. However, it’s their call-to-action of “Hey, Let’s Build” that so simply sums up the energy and attitude that seems to exist behind Harrington’s work. Apart from running full-service collaborative design studio National Forest Design with Justin Krietemeyer, Harrington also pursues his own artwork allowing himself the creative opportunities and the enjoyment that comes from getting away from the computer and interacting with the tangible. If you’re wanting more information than our introduction can provide be sure to read both the Heavy Backpack interview and the You Work For Them Profile Magazine feature. […]

]]> http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington#comment-2310 do.palicio.us /blog » Interview: Steven Harrington on Heavy Packpack. Thu, 01 Feb 2007 14:15:36 +0000 http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/interview/steven-harrington#comment-2310 [...] Interview: Steven Harrington, on Heavy Backpack. [...] […] Interview: Steven Harrington, on Heavy Backpack. […]

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