Last night, Tattoo Projects held the UNC Charlotte Stake Your Claim reception party at the office. The purpose of the event was to gather some of UNC Charlottes “Key Influencers” to inform them of the new branding campaign the University is implementing. Inturn, these students will spread the word around campus to help everyone become [...]
Armed with guitar hero, a huge truck made of coffee, delicatessen wrapped t-shirts, rockin axe guitar giveaway and fist-fulls of gift cards, Tattoo Projects was tearin’ it up at the Alltel Amphitheater yesterday at the Sheetz tailgating event!
The advertising industry is already a difficult business with extremely tight deadlines, demanding clients, and limited budgets. Now, with the recent economic downturn, the industry has cut nearly 70,000 jobs.
Lemonade, a documentary exploring the lives of people who once worked in the ad field, shows how these people are managing with their recent job loss [...]
Every Year Print magazine holds a competition to highlight 20 of the most talented Graphic Designers, Photographers, Animators etc under the age of 30. Â In this competition, you will find some of the most visually appealing works from this group of deserving artists.
Click to check out the winners from 2008 and 2009.
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Tattoo Projects recently hired a new Graphic Designer named Jesse Moen. Originally from Southern California, Jesse has nearly 10 years of experience in the graphic design field and has worked with clients such as 944 Magazine, California Coast University, Durofix and Empire Caterpillar.
Check out Jesse’s website and blog
Earlier this week, one of the pickaxes was installed in the front entrance of UNC Charlotte.  The pickaxes are a part of UNC Charlotte’s promotion of its “Stake Your Claim” marketing campaign that begins on August 17th. To read more  #mce_temp_url#
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Lots of love and hard work has gone into UNC Charlotte’s pick axe’s. With the new phrase, “Stake Your Claim” we are excited to see how the sculptures vibe with the campus!
Here is an interesting interview with Rob Janoff, the creator of the Apple logo. Â
One of the deep mysteries to me is our logo, the symbol of lust and knowledge, bitten into, all crossed with the colors of the rainbow in the wrong order. You couldn’t dream of a more appropriate logo: lust, knowledge, [...]