On Sept. 1, graphic designer Louise Sandhaus, who used to run the graphic design program at CalArts, launched a crowdsourced archive of graphic design history. It contains true treasures by more than 900 users from around the world, including an admission ticket to the 1933 presidential inauguration and a vintage Santa Monica typographic map. An unusually inclusive look at graphic design history, the archive will regularly host “Design Roadshows,” modeled after “Antiques Roadshow,” in which the public will be invited to share their own beloved graphic design items (T-shirts, posters, etc.) “to get historical information about their item and add it to the archive.” The first one is today, September 3, 12–3pm at the PDC Design Gallery in West Hollywood. becoming.peoplesgdarchive.org⁠ ⁠ More pop-ups, drops and events to give your calendar the love it deserves in September at #linkinbio.⁠ ⁠ 🖼 ⁠ MOTO Development Group brochure design⁠ Art Director: Lucille Tenazas⁠ Designer: Richard Leighton⁠ 2000