Reflections Vancouver 2011 is founded on a collection of 30 student paintings and works of art depicting familiar local scenes and landscapes, and extends through a popular calendar designed and produced entirely by the students, as well as a series of greeting cards featuring the artworks. As a team, the students manage the entire initiative, from design and production through marketing and sales.

Prove your value and currency as a designer - Upgrade to a Certified Professional status! Our next portfolio review will be happening the week of September 27. Get your work ready!

Prove your value and currency as a designer - Upgrade to a Certified Professional status! Our next portfolio review will be happening the week of May 24. Get your work ready!

Everybody's heard of personas, and many have tried them (with more or less success). Tamara Adlin will talk about the things that make persona efforts work, and the things that all but guaranteed to derail any persona project. This event is presented by the Society for Technical Communication - Canada West Coast chapter .

Are you feeling a little light-headed from the transcendence of Icograda Design Week? Well wipe those starry eyes princess because the 2010 Salazar Student Awards are upon us sooner than you think.

Icograda and the GDC are inviting everyone participating in Design Currency: Icograda Design Week in Vancouver 2010 to contribute to a silent auction in support of Architecture for Humanity's reconstruction work in Haiti. Architecture for Humanity co-founder Cameron Sinclair will be a featured presenter at Design Currency 2010 on 28 April.

Join GDC/BC for our AGM and Social. Learn about our achievements in 2010 and our goals for 2011. While you're there, drink fine whiskey!

Join us at the Museum of Vancouver on Thursday, November 19th for Practivism2, part of our ongoing GDC/BC Design Speakers Series. We’re proud to bring you an incredible group of presenters who will talk about design and social change: Andréa Pellegrino (Design Ignites Change), Kara Pecknold (IDEO Human Centered Design Toolkit) and Nathan Shedroff (Design is the Problem).