by James Yang | Sep 4, 2012 | blog
When I was a child, tests were often graded on the curve which meant the highest score in class became the benchmark. If you were the one who scored perfectly on the test, you got grief from other classmates for setting the bar so high. Seems like this dynamic also...
by James Yang | Jul 3, 2012 | blog, news, projects
July 4th week seems the perfect time to share this poster designed with Joanne Zamore. This was created for AIGA’s Get Out the Vote program to encourage the public to participate in elections this fall. Joanne has a special place in my heart because we both...
by James Yang | Nov 19, 2009 | blog, editorial
Series of illustrations done for The Weekend Financial Times about the role of the United States in an increasingly dangerous world. Top: Climate Control Bottom: Nuclear proliferation
