Eric Shelton is a designer at Poulin + Morris Inc. responsible for project design, management, and coordination. His current work includes comprehensive environmental graphics and wayfinding sign programs for Cornell University’s Department of Communication, Hudson Square Connection, and the new MGM National Harbor Resort and Casino.
Eric Shelton graduated from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design.
During her tenure with Anderson Krygier, Karen Ryan has distinguished herself as a thorough, thoughtful designer and manager of complex wayfinding and experiential graphic design programs.
Betty Crawford is a senior environmental graphic designer at Gresham, Smith & Partners with more than 25 years of experience in signage and wayfinding solutions. Developing and maintaining strong client relationships is at the top of Betty’s pyramid of goals. Those clients are spread among healthcare, aviation, transportation, corporate, and urban design markets. Betty’s attention to detail, logical analysis, design, and programming skills along with concise documentation are reflected in many award-winning projects.
Nova Polymers has consolidated its ADA White Paper series into a single document that provides a comprehensive guide to codes, regulations, and standards for ADA-compliant and accessible signage.
Symbol designer Mies Hora (Significon) blogs about New York state legislation that deletes the word "handicapped" from accessible signage and changes the controversial wheelchair symbol. The implications are far-reaching. Read more...
Tim Fendley is Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Living Map, the digital platform that transforms people’s experiences of the world’s most complex places.
His passion is using technology to simplify people’s lives, and he has considerable experience in innovation, communication, wayfinding and digital design.
