Author: erin

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...

Rick Malone: 08/09/1940-01/18/22 I read this at my father’s memorial service, March 17, 2022. Most people in attendance were from his theater family and many of...