Rerun

A year ago I switched to a different platform for this website. Of course this was fraught with problems, tears, surprises, and outbursts, mostly from people I asked for advice. The downside was that all images on every post are now being pulled from another server as code. Hence the loss of all SEO value. We're working through these one by one and recreating each post with actual images. 

At times, however, the change won't work and the post is recreated. These will show as new posts not because I am trying to pass off old content as new programming, but because that's life. When you find a repeat post, please simply pretend it's a rerun of Fantasy Island or Charlie's Angels. You can enjoy it all over again.

Thank you from the settlers at the burning cabin.

Sean Adams

Sean Adams is the Dean of Visual Art and Communication at ArtCenter, founder of Burning Settlers Cabin studio, and on-screen author for LinkedIn Learning/Lynda.com He is the only two term AIGA national president in AIGA’s 100 year history. In 2014, Adams was awarded the AIGA Medal, the highest honor in the profession. He is an AIGA Fellow, and Aspen Design Fellow. He has been recognized by every major competition and publication including; How, Print, Step, Communication Arts, Graphis, AIGA, The Type Directors Club, The British Art Director’s Club, and the Art Director’s Club. Adams has been exhibited often, including a solo exhibition at The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Adams is an author of multiple magazine columns, and several best-selling books. He has been cited as one of the forty most important people shaping design internationally, and one of the top ten influential designers in the United States. Previously, Adams was a founding partner at AdamsMorioka, whose clients included The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Disney, Mohawk Fine Papers, The Metropolitan Opera, Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, Richard Meier & Partners, Sundance, and the University of Southern California.

www.burningsettlerscabin.com
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