Tag: design
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At Home: Too late for design school? Never!
By Marni JamesonSpecial to The Gazette In the year since I stopped writing my weekly column, since I stepped off the hamster wheel whose revolution went like this — come up with an idea, talk to an expert, find a high-resolution image, write something ideally interesting, add helpful tips, then do it again, for 20-plus…
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Window display signals kickoff of Empty Stocking Fund campaign
The window display on the ground floor of The Gazette building, facing Tejon Street, decorated with Christmas trees, ornaments, garland and other winter adornments, is an early harbinger of the coming holiday season. But it also signals the upcoming Empty Stocking Fund campaign. “What we always want to do with this campaign is showcase the…
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Window display signals kickoff of Empty Stocking Fund campaign
The window display on the ground floor of The Gazette building, facing Tejon Street, decorated with Christmas trees, ornaments, garland and other winter adornments, is an early harbinger of the coming holiday season. But it also signals the upcoming Empty Stocking Fund campaign. “What we always want to do with this campaign is showcase the…
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Antoine Predock, internationally renowned architect and motorcycle aficionado, dies at 87
Internationally renowned architect and avid motorcyclist Antoine Predock has died at his home in Albuquerque, according to longtime friends
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Design Recipes: Quick and easy projects
Home is where the heart is and now is a wonderful time to take advantage of opportunities to do quick, easy, at-home projects that may help to create order and calm. Organization tops the list as does creating environments that are calm and soothing. Looking for some projects to do in your spare time? Here…
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A giant statue of Emperor Constantine looks out over Rome again with help from 3D technology
Emperor Constantine now has a reconstructed statue befitting his larger-than-life role in history
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College grad from Colorado Springs helps develop nonviolent video game for kids
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A recent college graduate from Colorado Springs, Sam Celeste, helped launched a nonviolent video game that aims to teach kids about conservation, the environment and caring for wildlife. Celeste and his girlfriend, Michelle Olson, teamed up during their final year at the University of Southern California…
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College grad from Colorado Springs helps develop nonviolent video game for kids
A recent college graduate from Colorado Springs, Sam Celeste, helped launched a nonviolent video game that aims to teach kids about conservation, the environment and caring for wildlife. Celeste and his girlfriend, Michelle Olson, teamed up during their final year at the University of Southern California to bring Olson’s vision of a game with mythical creatures…
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LIFE | Gohagen-Alexander Design Den
Colorado Springs-based fashion designer makes bridal gowns and masks meant to stand out. (Video by Katie Klann)