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Honored to be one of 100 illustrators and designers who contributed to The New Yorker 100 poster.
Thank you @nblechman taken in New York, New York by @30_point

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taken in John F. Kennedy International Airport - JFK by @30_point

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Choiceology Podcast received silver medal🥈 at the annual SPD design competition for episodic art work! Thank you to @mattblease for his brilliant ideas! Going strong in season 15! #TheSocietyofPublicationDesigners #SPD #SPD60 by @30_point

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New work: Redesign of Outside magazine. Editor: @sintumuang Design: Anton Ioukhnovets, Lily Chow Photo director: @justinsoneill Typefaces: @a2_type Photographers: Frankie Carino @canonfan2010 Peyton Fulford @peytonfulford Ysa Perez @ysaperez Bryan Banduccie @bryanbanducci Brad Trone @bradtrone Andrew Hetherington @andrew__hetherington Thank you to Jake Stangel @jakestangel Antony Trann @Antonytrann Brian Chorski @brianchorski Illustrations by R.Fresson @rfressonok Zohar Lazar @zoharlazar Rosa Hoehn @linesandmountains taken in New York, N.Y. by @30_point

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#spd60 Early-bird deadline is this Friday, December 20th. Get your entries in before the Holidays and save big! Go to SPD.org to enter. taken in New York City by @30_point

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You can’t mirror what you don’t see.

Mutual Understanding, Respect and Celebration…but it must start with being aware

Published by W.E.B Dubois and edited by Jessie Fauset, The Brownies Book become the 1st mag published for Black youth– “for all children, but especially for ours, ‘the Children of the Sun.'”

Every cover was illustrated and designed by a prominent Black artist.

While it had a short run—from January 1920 to December 1921—its impact and mission are outsized

The seven goals stated in "The True Brownies" were:

◾️ To make colored children realize that being "colored" is a normal, beautiful thing.

◾️ To make them familiar with the history and achievements of the Negro race.

◾️To make them know that other colored children have grown into beautiful, useful and famous persons.

◾️ To teach them a delicate code of honor and action in their relations with white children.

◾️To turn their little hurts and resentments into emulation, ambition and love of their homes and companions.

◾️To point out the best amusements and joys and worth-while things of life.
To inspire them to prepare for definite occupations and duties with a broad spirit of sacrifice.
— W. E. B. Du Bois, "The True Brownies", The Crisis, October 1919 
It was the first concerted effort to create a body of literature exclusively addressing the needs of African American children.  Taking the vast range of their particular life experiences seriously.
It encouraged imagination and play, but it also faced the reality of racial prejudice while celebrating cultural distinctions specific to the Black childhood experience.

You can see several of The Brownie Book’s issue at the Library of Congress here: https://www.loc.gov/resource/rbc0001.2004ser01351/?sp=1

#blackhistorymonth #blackhistory #blm #blacklivesmatter #blackhistoryyoudidntlearninschool #blackhistoryisamericanhistory #history #magazinecover by @30_point

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...merge mercy with might and might with right...
How amazing was this! #amandagorman taken in Washington D. C. by @30_point

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Those Chucks, them mittens!

Who does casual cool best?

Tough call. by @30_point

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Latest cover of Onward magazine for Charles Schwab. This beautiful paper sculpture of the bird created and photographed by @dianabeltranherrera
#onward #charlesschwab taken in San Francisco, California by @30_point

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