I like designing // print and book design // large-scale murals & displays // environment design // general dabbler & tinkerer // living in the American Midleft
We asked five SD designers to create artwork celebrating our opportunity to have a voice in our democracy—to vote. We printed them as letterpress postcards for you to send to encourage friends to vote. Request a free set of cards here: southdakota.aiga.org/vote202…#vote2020#vote
Someone recently asked me for recommendations on books about typography and I was nerdishly delighted, because books and typography are two of my favorite subjects:
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ALT The Elements of Typographic Style, Robert Bringhurst
ALT Thinking With Type, Ellen Lupton
ALT Anatomy of a Typeface, Alexander Lawson
ALT Just My Type, Simon Garfield (intro by Chip Kidd)
Parenting creates unexpected challenges. For example, I try to present myself to clients and colleagues as a competent professional, but then realize I'm singing the Frozen soundtrack under my breath.
#frozen#kitchensoundtrack
Meet Quo. He's a Squid, but not just any squid—he's a Professional. He's the Squid Pro, Quo. He's been in the news lately—maybe you've heard about him.
s #quidproquo
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“Make a list,” they said, “of the six things you need to get done each day. Then you can focus on the list and be more productive.”
So I did. And now I have a stack of six-point daily catalogues of failure.
#winning#productivity
How I hear conversations with my mechanic:
—Well, parts alone are going to cost you about a book cover design, but with labor you're looking at a cover design plus interior layout, probably with a promotional animation for shop supplies and processing.
Day 24: Star of Light
This is the 24th and final day of Advent, a season of waiting and anticipation.
Jesus was born in a season of waiting, between the promises of the prophets and the fulfillment of those promises with his death on the cross.
#Advent#adventcalendar
And the writer answers, along with everyone who is waiting for him since then, "Amen. Come, Lord Jesus!"
Merry Christmas—may we wait well, and live well in the waiting.
Now we live in a second season of waiting, between his promises and the fulfillment of those promises.
In one of the final lines in my Bible, Jesus says, "Surely I am coming soon."