Dennis Nishi appears in the following:
Design for the Real World: Duct Tape
Friday, June 04, 2010
Designed for keeping ammunition dry in World War II, duct tape is now available in every color, clear, camouflage, and tie-dye. Author Tim Nyberg explains how duct tape has become ubiquitous. Produced by Dennis Nishi.
Design for the Real World: Government Model .45
Friday, July 04, 2008
Firearms expert Gary James explains why a pistol made a century ago is still being used by American forces and law enforcement. Produced by
Dennis Nishi.
Design for the Real World: Propeller
Friday, May 25, 2007
Jeremy Kinney of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum explains how the Wright brothers’ wooden propeller -– designed using the world’s first wind tunnel -- made the dream of defying gravity come true. Produced by Dennis Nishi.
Design for the Real World: Leica Camera
Friday, November 17, 2006
Almost 100 years ago, the Leica camera changed the world of photography. It was the first practical 35mm camera, and it has inspired passion in those who shoot with it. In Design for the Real World, photojournalist Deborah Copaken Kogan - the author of Shutterbabe - explains what makes the ...
Design for the Real World: Government Model .45
Friday, September 22, 2006
Firearms expert Gary James explains why a pistol designed a century ago is still being issued to some forces in Iraq, and why it remains popular with law enforcement. Produced by Dennis Nishi.
How Art Works: Illustrate This
Saturday, September 17, 2005
Jason Holley is a successful editorial illustrator, a hybrid of artist and commentator. Dennis Nishi followed Holley's work on a recent New York Times Magazine article to find out what it’s like to paint nonfiction on deadline.