Virtual Lunch with Jan Lorenc
Grab your lunch and join SEGD Richmond, Charlotte, and Raleigh next Tuesday for a virtual presentation with Jan Lorenc, SEGD Fellow and founder of Lorenc + Yoo Design. Jan will present his insight after more than 42 years in the creative field, which is bound to be quite inspiring!
Jan Lorenc attended the Art Institute of Design at IIT where he received a BS in Industrial Design and MS in Visual Design. He worked for Peterson Associates, an offshoot of Unimark, where he designed the logo and signage guidelines for Target Stores, which are used to this day. He established Lorenc+Yoo Design in 1978 in Chicago. The company initially undertook industrial design projects, and later began work on large scale signage. In the mid-1990s, the firm moved into exhibits, interiors, and architecture. The firm has worked in Korea, UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, India, and Japan. Currently, half of their work is in China, where it creates the vision and design for brand new towns.
Please register in advance to receive the presentation link!
Date + Time
Tuesday, April 28th
12:00 - 1:00 PM (Presentation)
1:00 - 1:30 PM (Q&A)
Zoom Registration
Please register in advance for the presentation at the link below
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYodu2vqzovG9zdc987zyUkxdb-GxS22GXB
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
You don't have to be a member of SEGD to attend the event, it is open to the entire design community and those interested in Experiential Graphic Design. To learn more about SEGD visit https://segd.org/
SEGD is still here for you!
During these unprecedented times, SEGD and our local chapters are still here for you! We are moving all content online so that we can continue to keep our design community connected and inspired. Stay tuned for future virtual events!
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