Today’s interview is on Andy Chen from Los Angeles, who recently graduated from Princeton University with an A.B. in Sociology and a certificate in East Asian Studies. Over the summer of 2009, he is completing an internship at Pentagram Design under art director Paula Scher. Subsequently, he will serve a one-year appointment as Fulbright Research Associate at the Royal College of Art’s Helen Hamlyn Centre, where he will create design interventions for non-profit and charity organizations in London.
1) What initially drew you towards graphic design and why did you continue …

Today’s interview is of Calvin Lee, a great friend of mine and a sophomore attending Princeton University. Currently, he is deciding a major between Finance or Computer Science. At Princeton he is a manager at the Student Design Agency, helping to oversee a 25-member team that produces over 200 pieces of work for university-affiliated organizations each year.

1) What was your first graphic design project and how did you end up pursuing this passion?
Calvin: When I was 7 my brother installed Photoshop on my computer, and for reasons beyond me I …