Sea Change Design Institute

As a 2020 AIGA Fellow, I’m so excited to welcome this year's recipients at the celebrations! August de los Reyes (1970-2021), Emily Pilloton-Lam, Steve Jones, and Martin Venezky. Join us this Friday, Nov. 4th at the Herbst Green Room in SF to be inspired by these design luminaries and contribute to . Tickets are available at AIGASF.org.

The AIGA Fellow Award recognizes seasoned designers who advance excellence in design as a discipline, profession, and cultural force. The areas of leadership, reputation, education, and writing, as well as the practice of design are given equal consideration in measuring a Fellow’s significant contribution; along with their noteworthy and positive impacts within their local or regional design community and local AIGA chapter. As the largest professional association of designers in the world, the American Institute for Graphic Arts advances the value and impact of design, locally and globally.

Check out all the AIGA SF Fellows back to 1999: https://lnkd.in/gX7iJt5G

Let's pause to acknowledge and appreciate our planetary life support system. Check out the recording of the United Nation's 2022 event: Revitalization: Collective Action for the Ocean. Events from prior years are also available, along with the declaration, overview, and history of this critically important celebration focused on our blue planet.

Join us in celebrating the Sea Change Design Institute's 7th anniversary today too! This makes 22 years of Sea Change Design at work in lives, organizations, and the world. www.seachangedesign.com

Our intention:
How is the Sea Change Design Institute co-creating life-revering flow with conscious clients to presence evolutionary potential?

About - United Nations World Oceans Day In celebration and support of the life and livelihood that the ocean sustains, UN WOD 2021 will feature keynotes, panel discussions and presentations that spotlight biodiversity, latest oceanic discoveries, the interconnectivity between the ocean and its ecosystems, and more.

It's . I don't know about you, but when I see these images of Mother Earth's flowing life blood, a deep ache begins to resonate within my body.

Check out the world's river watersheds, mapped in stunning detail by Hungarian cartographer, Robert Szucs, who offers us a very different way of relating to these living treasures. There's lot more eye-opening maps at Grasshopper Geography

"Szucs is not just a theoretical map enthusiast, but also a practical one. He tries to move to a different country every few months, “donating” his mapmaking skills to worthy causes. He’s worked with archeologists on St. Eustatius, an island in the Caribbean, with marine biologists in Alaska, and for an orangutan conservation programme on Borneo, among other destinations."

The world's watersheds, mapped in gorgeous detail Hungarian cartographer travels the world while mapping its treasures.