Twin Cities In Motion is hosting a competition to create an original work of art to be featured on the official 2011 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Poster. AIGA Minnesota and others from the design community are taking issue with the contest. “The contest for the Twin Cities Marathon is especially disturbing because its rules clearly state that all entries become the property of the Marathon, regardless of if they are chosen as winners or not,” AIGA Minnesota said on its website.

Timely. Relevant. Buzzworthy. Fresh. These words are always on our minds at Fast Horse, which is why I’ve been particularly excited about “Pop-Ups” popping up around Minneapolis. The pop-up concept is a simple one: shops, restaurants or just about anything appear for a short time with captivating offers, limited availability items or promotions, then leave as quick as they came.

Last week I joined an AIGA panel discussion about personal brand management and job-hunting alongside Geek Girls Nancy Lyons and […]

You know what’s the cat’s meow? Design that embraces user-created content. I was reminded of how kick-ass this concept is […]

This year I took my summer vacation to New England – exposing myself to a fresh collection of sights and […]

It’s summer — that means it’s time to head to the Warehouse District for the annual Fast Horse Summer Party. Watch […]

Earlier this week Mike Keliher and I went to hear John Winsor speak at a MIMA event. Winsor is a Crispin […]

Last week, Trevor and I had the opportunity to photograph and videograph our client, Indian Health Board’s, biggest event: the […]

We have a pretty cool perk at Fast Horse: Hot-desking. That’s what we call it when we work from somewhere […]

Let me start out by saying this post is a little embarrassing. It’s nearly summer again and I find myself […]