Its name is CONTENT. It features articles from The Creative Party, a new comic called Tales from the Water Bowl, and a letter from Steve Potestio himself. Each issue will be released as a limited, 200-copy run, and distributed in Portland, Austin and Los Angeles. CONTENT is edited by Nick Mendez, designed by Eric ...more +
9 years ago
Thom Hines is an assistant professor at Portland State University's School of Arts + Design, where he's working to expand their interaction design course offerings. One of the obstacles he's had to circumvent is the fact that the general public is almost entirely unaware of the discipline. When Thom first got ...more +
9 years ago
Forget trying to stand out. Try staying in someone’s memory. Being successful as a creative isn’t just a battle to help your clients get noticed in a crowded marketplace, it’s a battle to be remembered at all. What we’re ultimately clamoring for as creatives is the spark that sends you, ...more +
10 years ago
One year after the inaugural Great Resume Debate, combatants Andy Shearer of adidas and Rick Watson of Citizen returned, this year joined by fellow creative recruiter Moira Losch of Swift, united in their dedication to rid the world of crappy resumes, and help get you the job you've always wanted. This year's ...more +
10 years ago
Mathys+Potestio, a pioneer in creative staffing, continues growth by opening Los Angeles office. Portland, Ore. - Mathys+Potestio, a creative and marketing industry staffing firm, today announced that they’ve opened a Los Angeles location. Helmed by Jackie Mathys and Steve Potestio, Mathys+Potestio’s primary service offerings emphasize temporary staffing and recruiting for full-time positions, ...more +
10 years ago
It's common knowledge that The Supersuckers are the greatest rock and roll band in the world; a claim that is well-documented by their greatest hits package, How The Supersuckers Became The Greatest Rock and Roll Band In The World. What many people don't know, however, is that the charismatic frontman ...more +
10 years ago
It’s true, you should learn to code. These days, programming is as fundamental as reading, writing and arithmetic. Wrap your head around syntax and a whole new world opens up to you. You should also learn to speak another language, to build something with your hands, to cook dinner for ...more +
10 years ago
A few weeks ago, I came across a post on Twitter from this dear community’s wrangler, Nick Mendez. As usual, he spoke softly and carried a big GIF: I could not believe my eyes. The Rock’s traps aside, they were also hard to fathom, I had somehow missed the memo that ...more +
10 years ago
