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Coming up in March, the Mitchell Kapor Foundation is continuing their evolution of the College Bound Brotherhood with the Black & Proud to Be College Bound Conference. The Conference focuses on a series of workshops for student members of the Brotherhood, but also includes exhibition space for the member organizations.

For the front-facing event image, the Foundation wanted something of permanence that could be used in future years and lend the Brotherhood an established collegiate feel. It needed to be something to represent both the program and the young black men that the program is all about.

This year, the Mitchell Kapor Foundationd decided to do something a little different for their annual report— they did a video shoot. These days, most nonprofits go paperless for their annual reports, creating PDFs and simply e-amilng them to their contacts. But the folks over at the Kapor Foundation wanted to do something more engaging with a little more personality, so they all did their part to report the yearly financials in front of the green screen.

One of the Kapor Center's longest residents, our coworker with the mostworker, Esther, is moving on to new ventures. We threw her a helluva going away party and I had the honor of creating an illustration for the send-off.

Over on ffffound.net, an amazing stream of art inspiration uploaded by designers and artists of all sorts, every couple of weeks there are a burst of images from Mark Weaver, who creates some breathtaking collage work of found space age and Victorian imagery.