Author: erin

Originally published 2018 on Medium after developing the Social Strategy Canvas during several client engagements. Over the years since the publication of my bo...

This past fall, the Internet Archive celebrated a trillion pages archived. As part of their celebration they shared a variety of makers’ stories about the...

This piece is crafted from a talk I gave to Rosenfeld Community and is available to present in other venues. It is also an experiment to take what I had written...

A Celebration for the release of Professor Erin Malone’s new book, In Through the Side Door: Fifty Years of Women in Interaction Design, with a panel of pi...

As Related To Graphic Design and Advertising [Written October 1993 – this is another paper I wrote in graduate school while at RIT. It was written for an ...

[The last paper I have from graduate school. The class was 20th Century Fine Printing.] Expressive freedom has long been a hallmark of the private press and is ...

[This is another paper I wrote in graduate school for my 20th Century Fine Printing history course. The original was written in 1993.] Colophon for the Kemscott...

[February 2024] I wrote this paper in graduate school for a History of the Book class I took in the School of Printing Carey Library with Professor David Pankow...

I am in the process of shutting down the leftovers of my consulting practice. No one tells you how much work it is to shutter a business. Everyone gives you adv...

It is generally agreed upon by experts across a variety of disciplines[1] that the current state of affairs with the current monopoly of giant social media comp...

[February 2021] I wrote this paper in graduate school for a History of the Book class I took in the School of Printing Carey Library with Professor David P...

Back in February 2001, I attended a design history conference—specifically geared to graphic design history—but at the end, as I wrote up my thoughts on the lec...

– Previously published on Boxes and Arrows, 2002 In 1945 a seminal article appeared in The Atlantic Monthly. Titled, “As We May Think,” the article’s auth...

One of the projects I started at ADL and never finished, due to it not being core to the mission of ADL, was the visualization and modeling of systemic racism a...