DSVC Working Lunches are lunch-hour events that make industry information and coaching on real-world creative and business issues more accessible to busy professionals. These lunches are open to anyone. Each participant receives a box lunch with sandwich, chips, salad, cookie and drink. Admission price: $25 for members, and $45 for non-members.
The assignment. The idea. The execution. Let’s talk about these. Welcome to the Woodshed School.Join us for our final spring Working Lunch as Peter Wood of Woodshed School speaks of being a more effective creative …
Great imagery, well executed, has emotive power. This month, DSVC Working Lunch focuses on dreaming, selling and executing beautiful and transformative photographic imagery – from earliest idea, to convincing the …
Dec 6: In the spirit of the election year comes the first DSVC Working Lunch debate. At issue: all web designers must learn to code. You’ll hear point, counterpoint and expert opinion on this growing topic of…
When it comes to creating visual content for the web, how is a designer to keep one's sanity, with an increasing number of screens, in varying sizes and ratios, flooding the market? Answer: responsive (and …
What makes something emotionally engaging? And is there a place for delight in digital business applications? Find out during our May DSVC Working Lunch as we redesign a familiar business tool using ideas from …
This Working Lunch is SOLD OUT. Sometimes creating the great concept is easier than getting the client to recognize that the concept is indeed great. For our January Working Lunch we have assembled a…
An image can make or break a great design. If you are an art director, designer or photographer, we invite you to PHOTOSHOOTS: Directing, Styling and Managing Talent with photographer Trey Hill. During this DSVC …
Join us on Thursday, May 19 at 11 am for this DSVC Working Lunch. Panelists are Arthur Eisenberg, Willie Baronet, Jeff Breazeale and Liz Burnett. Many design businesses are started, but few survive. Fewer still …
Creatives live and die according to their ability to come up with great design and concepts for their clients. Some creatives seem to consistently generate winning concepts while others are very hit-and-miss in their …
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