How is Johnson & Johnson Going Green?
In 1943 when Johnson & Johnson was about to go public Robert Wood Johnson established a credo to guide his ever growing company through the years ahead. His credo is...
Sheri Koetting to Judge 56th Annual Design Review
Is Sheri judgmental? You better believe it... and it's a good thing. Her keen eye and impeccable standards are what help MSLK deliver such a high level of work. Now,...
Readymade, A Book of Sustainable DIY Projects
Readymade, the book by the founders of the magazine with the same name, is a perfect marriage between sustainability and stellar book design. It features dozens of useful projects (organized...
MSLK Helps to Organize a Spark/AIGA NY Green Event
Our design organization, Spark, and the AIGA/NY (Association of Professional Design, New York Chapter) are coming together to host the AIGA's first series of green events for graphic design on...
Rolling Over Wastes Less than Rolling Under
In a small victory for the environmentally friendly, The Cottonelle Roll Poll unveiled yesterday that 72% of Americans roll their toilet paper over instead of under. Surprisingly, it seems that...
MSLK’s Business Cards Featured in New Book About Designer’s Business Cards
Much like snowflakes, no two MSLK business cards are alike. The reason for this is simple: we use recycled paper as the base, and wrap pre-printed stickers around them. It's...
Swedish Eco-Friendly Shopping Bag
Skipping the plastic bag while shopping isn’t just great for the environment – the alternatives can also be so much more fashionable. Stockholm’s Stadsmission, the Swedish equivalent to the Salvation...
Anthropologie Windows Combine: Recycled Plastic, Social Media, and Customers
Despite the frigid cold after a giant snowstorm, a glimpse of spring was in the air today as I walked by the Anthropologie flagship in Rockefeller Center. Their store window...