Posted on: November 1, 2011
There’s a couple new type games out, made completely in HTML5 – which means you can even play them on your iPad. They are fun and addictive, so enjoy and be careful. A great way to try your skills and see where you fall short is actually doing it and then looking at where youContinue Reading
Posted on: October 28, 2011
As you probably know, I spent a good portion of the last year in Barcelona. It’s a city rich with culture and art and packed with a tumultuous history and still its extremely expressive and doesn’t always follow the rules. This mixture means you’ll never know what you see on the streets. These shots wereContinue Reading
Posted on: March 28, 2011
A self-portrait isn’t something I would usually try, but this was a class assignment. My goal was to use it to push myself to share more about who I am than felt comfortable. So, I figured I could at least give you all a synopsis. I’d love to hear your feedback Step 1: Make itContinue Reading
Posted on: September 18, 2010
An incunabulum is “the earliest stages or first traces of anything”. I’ve really been itching to design my own typeface for the last few years. Maybe this will be the very first sketch. It would need some serious work but I like the general direction. The secondary, or probably more appropriately, primary meaning of IncunabulumContinue Reading
Posted on: September 2, 2010
Posted on: September 1, 2010
I’m starting something new. Wordguile is meant as a one month project that explores the power of words and how we learn them. Every day this month, I will be posting a new word and somehow bringing that word to life. It is an experiment for me to fall in love with words all overContinue Reading
Posted on: June 22, 2010
While I’m very impressed with the technology, 3D seems to be one of those things that surely won’t catch on. For me, there are just too many barriers. Of course, that means I’m probably wrong, but isn’t this an uphill battle? What’s the benefit? The Drawbacks First, there’s the high price of entry. Don’t thinkContinue Reading
Posted on: April 13, 2010
I’ve been in Berlin for almost two months now and, as in any city, I am constantly coming across a unique visual language that identifies this city, giving it a character of its own. As I walk the streets, I am often stopped by the smaller details like iron work on bridges and signage onContinue Reading
Posted on: April 12, 2010
Over the Easter weekend, my wife and I took another trip. Turns out there is more to Stockholm than H&M and IKEA (kidding). We really just did the tourist thing, but we were still pleasantly surprised by the city. It made me want to stay longer and explore deeper. As always, the lady was laughingContinue Reading
Posted on: December 21, 2009
Today’s word of the moment is Recalcitrant. According to Dictionary.com (our always loyal friend), Recalcitrant is something like this: \rih-KAL-sih-truhnt\ , adjective; 1. Stubbornly resistant to and defiant of authority or restraint. If they lingered too long, Clarice hurried them along in the same annoyed way she rushed recalcitrant goats through the gate. – KayeContinue Reading