RS Kmiec Design

The fundraiser was extremely successful. Congratulations to Scott and Franklin’s Paine for throwing a successful event. Details and photos of the event can be found at Haveboard.com.

On August 14th we’re having our first fundraising event for the McCreesh Skatepark Project. I’ve personally organized this first fundraising event to bring attention to the project and get the ball rolling with fundraising. I’m excited to announce that we have both 5boro and Totally coming out to skate. We’ll be building some ramps for the demo and the community organizers have given us permission to leave the ramps behind for the kids to skate. DJ Illumadel will be spinning reggae all day and Chuck Treece is gonna close out the day with a live performance from McRad! And all kinds of great food will be provided from the local community. I’ve been very involved in this project and this is a terrific opportunity to build a great public skatepark for this neighborhood. Please come out and show your support for what is sure to be an amazing day and the beginning of Philly’s next great skatepark. Thanks! – Scott

Thanks to Sole Technologies, they printed these vinyl flags with our design for the skateshop.

Really interesting article from PSFK about removing the clutter of web banners from the internet and focusing more on branded materials around the web. Personally, I believe in the effectiveness of branded material and culture creation versus random solicitation of products via web clutter (banners). Check out on PSFK

Here’s a great infographic on HTML 5. They have some great improvements that are going to give Flash a run for their money. Check out the full size infographic here.

Thanks to everyone who came and enjoyed beer and pretzels with us last Friday, it was a huge success! Looking forward to many more.

Logo design concepts for Beachhead. A construction company doing building relief in Haiti.

Just recently watched this documentary about the advertising industry from the 1950’s to the present. One day we hope to be as cool as Lee Clow, chief creative officer at TBWA/Chiat and as bold as George Lois, who single-handedly popularized the behemoth brands MTV and Tommy Hillfiger. Here’s the trailer.