Rebecca is a freelance graphic, product, and eco-designer based in Brooklyn, New York. For the past few years she has divided her time between designing for a myriad of companies and organizing environmentally focused projects and events. Rebecca is the past chair and the current vice-chair of o2-NYC, the New York City chapter of the o2 global network of eco-designers. During her tenure, she co-organized many events including Design:Green, CitySol, and most recently HauteGREEN. Rebecca’s work, collaborations and events have appeared in publications such as Metropolis, Interior Design Magazine, Metropolitan Home, and most recently The London Observer. Rebecca received a BFA in industrial design from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2003, receiving a special award from the school for her commitment to environmental issues.
Dear Rebecca,
I am trying to submit an entry for HauteGREEN to submissions@hautegreen.com, but my email keeps coming back with errors. I’ve tried multiple time and I’m not quite sure what to do. Do you know where I can send my submission form?
Thanks!
Beth
Hi Rebecca,
I’m a graphic design grad student currently working on my thesis, which focuses on the integration of biomimicry into the graphic design process. I plan to discuss both the difference between biomimicry and sustainability, and how to integrate biomimicry and green/sustainable design into the graphic design process to come up with the best possible solutions to our design problems.
My question for you: After working with a green mind, what are some successful examples and unsuccessful examples that you’ve had to face in design?
Thanks,
Allie Bosworth