presented at FITC Toronto 2018 More info at http://fitc.ca/event/to18/ Presented by Paul Sahre, Office of Paul Sahre (O.O.P.S) Overview For the last 20 years Paul has stubbornly resisted the temptation to draw a steady paycheck or to grow larger than his own 1-3 person NYC based graphic design practice. While consciously maintaining a small office, Sahre has nevertheless built a large presence in American graphic design. The balance he strikes, whether between commercial and personal projects is evident in the physical layout of his workspace: part design studio, part silkscreen lab, part classroom. He will share what has been happening lately at O.O.P.S. (Office of Paul Sahre) including the publication of his book, Two-Dimensional Man: A Graphic Memoir, his recent move to New Jersey, as well as work for clients as diverse as Malcolm Gladwell, Public Bikes, New Directions Publishing, the band They Might Be Giants.

1. @psahre

3. 101 YEARS OF SOLITUDE

4. A CASE FOR REMAINING A LONER
IN THE AGE OF GROUP THINK

32. SOLE PRACTITIONER

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92. “IT HAS TO GET DONE”

106. CONVENIENCE

109. CONVENIENCE

208. IDEATION

209. SYNTHESIS
PIVOT
TOUCHPOINT
TOOLKIT

210. LOOK AND FEEL
ON-TREND
IN REAL TIME
EVOLVE THE BRAND
CONVERGENT THINKING
COSTUMER-CENTRIC

211. USABILITY STUDY
INTERNAL REVIEW
MOOD BOARD
IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE
TARGET AUDIENCE
CRITICAL PATH
ROBUST SOLUTION
TAKE AWAY
THOUGHT LEADER

212. WHAT DO I GET TO DESIGN TODAY?