Medium | Digital Media Canvas

Posted on April 2, 2013 by pushstart

Posters have been elemental in helping artists communicate ideas since lithography was first refined for mass image production in the mid-1800s. As digital methods of image capture and creation have emerged, the printed poster may no longer be the optimal means of art reproducing and distribution. How then can artists take full advantage of the digital resolution to share and display their creations, while also facilitating a means for patrons to discover, attain, and exhibit their work? Continue reading →

The Future of Personal Photography

Posted on November 22, 2011 by pushstart

Since the dawn of photography, the primary use of cameras by nonprofessionals has been to document and share their experiences. As the technology that powers photography grew progressively more affordable and portable, cameras became deeply ingrained in our daily lives. Continue reading →

Brand Study: Bayer Aspirin

Posted on October 12, 2011 by pushstart

At pushstart, we love rethinking the status quo, and why wouldn’t we, some of our best work is inspired by revolutionary technologies, materials, and business models. That being said, we also hold in high esteem the potential inherent in things we have all come to regard as common. So from time to time, we like to challenge ourselves by digging into an everyday brand or product and imagining what the future might hold. For this exercise we chose Bayer Aspirin. Continue reading →