Continuing a tradition that seems odd for someone with basically no heart, my third annual Valentine’s Day cards! Avoid the doghouse this February 14th and let your special someone know you’ll always be loyal. Come on, you shy love birds, you!—Don’t miss your chance with that one cool cat. <<printable download>>
If some how you managed to missed the absolute barrage of my posting this on various social media forms, here it is: my second annual Valentine’s Day Cards set! To all the lovers out there… You sideline casanovas, you tentative temptresses—you! It’s time to choose the special someones from the slowly cooling buffet of your…
I have loved the work of graphic design Kelli Anderson whenever I come across it. And just happened to find this interview she did for adobe that I thought I’d share—You’ll have to click to view on their website. She’s the one that did the great Talking While Female video for NPR I posted a…
I have more than five this Friday, here are six techy Valentine’s Day cards for that special guy/gal you’ve been eyeing at the coffee shop. Hope you like them! >> Printable PDF download here << Special thanks to my clever friend, Matt, with help on some of these.
Still counts as Monday… Putzing on Illustrator / Making a diagram from Jacklynn on Vimeo. I recorded this on last week because I thought it would be interesting. Thought I’d share it with all of you. You can read more about it here.
Graphic design is a language. So, of course, I can go and learn another language, like film or music (the two holding the biggest interest for me), and after some significant training I’ll be able to speak them in a way other people understand (and hopefully find interesting enough to watch and listen to). …
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I took a ton, but here are a few. Very happy to help out Elysia, current AIGA Colorado president and designer extraordinaire, as she brings Bordo Bello to New York for the first time! The exhibition will be up at the AIGA National Design Center Gallery until July 3rd. Bordo Bello originated as an AIGA Colorado project in 2008 as a…
Whether or not an onlooker would feel likewise, I’ve come to a point in my career where I feel comfortable with the amount and quality of clients but I am still struggling with the art of asking. I find real, personal value in my process of creating a design and that value is coming up…
