After we finished researching exhibit design, my class decided how we would go about creating an exhibit. This took us a while to do, because we didn't exactly know where to Read More…

Kendall class of 2011 Industrial Design graduate Bryce Porter, now employed full-time as a designer with Tekna, a full-service produce development firm, reached out to the Read More…

Design is all about process, and that's especially true of large, long-term projects. This semester, I took Collaborative Projects, and we worked with the Grand Rapids Public Read More…

On the corner of Fountain and Division Street in downtown Grand Rapids sits the Keeler Building. With the exception of the GrandLan Gaming Center, a video gaming room in a Read More…

Last March, I blogged about Digital Imaging II students participating in a contest to make-over a MINI Cooper into an art car for ArtPrize. It was a class assignment, and the Read More…

Chicago greeted us with warm weather on Sunday, and it bid us farewell with summer weather on the last day in the windy city. Read More…

After the hustle and bustle of Monday at NeoCon, we returned to the Merchandise Mart on Wednesday. Immediately we noticed that things were a bit calmer, but the showrooms were Read More…

Design. It can be found in the most unlikely of places. It can repurpose something old, or create something entirely new. But most of all, design must tell a Read More…

We started our second day of NeoCon with some great news! The Best of NeoCon Award and Gold Award went to Kendall alum Joey Ruiter for his innovative “Passport” Read More…

Day one of the 16th annual NeoCon class welcomed 45 students to Chicago in 90-degree heat. We never know what the weather will bring, but we are always positive that the four-day Read More…