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(Not A) Extra Normal Watch
Recently I bought a new watch. The Extra Normal Watch from Ross McBride is a very nice timepiece that is deceptively understated.
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My Business Card On The Internet!
I got an email a few days ago from Jessica Smith at Gilah Press. I had my business cards printed there and they wanted my approval to use the cards in a online article they were writing. “Of course!” I said and today they forwarded me the link. My card is the fourth one down,…
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New Work: The Science & Art of Crowdcounting
Up through January 7th at the National Press Club. The Science & Art of Crowdcounting is an exhibit on the work of Digital Design & Imaging Service Inc. (DDIS) a company based just outside of DC. They have been responsible for some of the most famous recent examples of crowdcounts. DDIS was responsible for the…
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The Meatball Express
In a previous post I teased a big personal project I have been working on for a while now. I am happy to report that my debut project as a children’s book illustrator is now complete and available for purchase! The Meatball Express is a story written by my grandfather. It evolved as a bedtime…
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Train Approaching Final Destination
So just what have I been up to lately? Figured it was about time to give a preview of a big new project I have been working on. It’s something very different for me, but the whole process has just been so much fun. What am I talking about? My first children’s book of course!…
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Process with Pat Taylor
Had a wonderful time last night at the home of Pat and Nancy Taylor as part of Design Week DC. They welcomed 10 lucky participants into their cozy Georgetown home for a tour of his studio, some snacks, and a great discussion on design process and stories from Pat’s long career in design. Pat and…
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Design Week DC, Download
I made it out last night to my first event of 2011’s DC Design Week. “Download” was a great discussion by some of the DC area’s best interactive and design leaders. Each panelist gave a different kind of talk, some more case study oriented and others more about the industry in general. It was all…