The Fall semester may have just started but it’s already time to start thinking about internships for next summer. Time to dust off your resume and polish your portfolio. Here’s a roundup of design internships.
Category: Resources
FREE September 2017 calendar wallpaper + anniversaries and events
Download the September 2017 SND wallpaper created by Deborah Withey or download the 2017 full SND Calendar with the most important events of the year and of course SND events.
Free download: Making the best of journalism better for audiences
A new report by the American Press Institute focuses on content design examines the facts around complex and divisive topics through alternative formats designed to be more accessible and less politically volatile. Issues important to communities — jobs, immigration, education, crime, climate change, for example — have grown more complex, and in many cases, politicized. […]
FREE May 2017 calendar wallpaper + anniversaries and events
May is only starting and Society for News Design provides a calendar of events happening this month. “The best that you can do” is the 2017 SND Year-Long Conversation to provide incentive and help designers worldwide to improve themselves, be more creative and to do their best designs in print and online, by thinking in […]
Donald Trump’s 100 days in office portrayed in cartoons
As a way of gauging if he met the ambitious goals he had set for the period, the Society for News Design and the Danish newspaper Politiken invited cartoonists from all over the world to create cartoons that addressed this question: “How did Donald Trump manage his first 100 days as president?”
Malofiej 24 book released!
[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”54″ gal_title=”malofiej24″] The book collects last year’s winners as well as essays, articles and interviews. The volume features Kat Downs, Graphics Director at The Washington Post; Lena Groeger, from ProPublica (USA); Mariano Zafra, who shows the creation and consolidation of a multiplatform group in Univision; Chiqui Esteban, who writes about election coverage in […]
Join the Trump cartoon project – !!DEADLINE!!
Cartoonists love the characteristics of Donald Trump – for good and bad. SND already received fantastic cartoons from all over the world and we can’t wait to show all of them to the public. But we are keen to receive more cartoons from all the creatives to show the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Meet the people behind SNDCampus
Greicy Mella Greicy is currently a designer at the New York Daily News. Prior to that she designed at several New York City newspapers, served as an art director at the National Enquirer and a layout artist at HAMPTONS and GOTHAM magazines. She received grants to attend SNDMakes in Austin and Chicago. After her prototyping experience […]
Introducing SNDCampus
What is SNDCampus? SNDCampus is the latest endeavor within the Society of News Design for our student members by our student members. A meeting place. A community. A blog for those who want to stay informed about what’s going on in both the collegiate and professional design worlds, get advice from seasoned vets and […]
Live talk with Greg Manifold, design director of the Washington Post
SND is giving you a chance to get to know some of the SNDCLT Speakers before the conference. This week Greg Manifold, design director of the Washington Post will take us behind the scenes with their award winning design team.
Free download: The SND 2017 calendar
Let’s make 2017 a productive year for design. To help, the Society for News Design has a special gift for you: A distinct calendar highlighting the most important events during the year, featuring world-renowned illustrators. The secret for outstanding work? The planning, of course! When designers and art directors have enough time, they can produce […]
Introducing SND’s exclusive newsletter for members
The Society for News Design is pleased to introduce SNDigest: A bimonthly newsletter for members only.
+1T: Don’t toss those action figures on eBay
Fernando Baptista is a child of the 70s, which among other things meant sci-fi, summer blockbusters and action figures. He grew up on Star Wars, Planet of the Apes, King Kong. His mother would get him comic books and he’d spend hours sketching into the book’s margins. He’d get a Star Wars figure customize its […]
Teaching development through design
The SND Tablet Quick Courses have yielded fantastic turn outs with designers who are eager to extend their skills into the digital frontier and beyond. The task each class was given was simple: Build a responsive portfolio site with a focus on tablet design and touch. Learn more about the course format and results from instructor Joey Marburger.
SND34 Student Symposium: Competition Handout
The handout is below for the Rob Schneider/Josh Crutchmer presentation on what we love and hate about design, and what the competition means to SND. SND33-Lessons
Be more productive, use the tools coders use
At the beginning of 2012, I made a New Year’s resolution to learn to code. It was all the rage. I didn’t really know what learning to code meant, but learning it seemed like the right thing to do. Ten months later, I finally took the plunge.
This is the second in a series of posts about my journey as a designer learning to code.