60,000 homemade rockets.
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I worked with my co-workers to create this video for a marketing conference that Cheryl and Ed attended at Biola University. Read the full post
Mike Kus gave a talk two months ago at the Future of Web Design (FOWD) conference in London. For his talk he developed slides and a video of the design process of those slides compressed to three minutes. The slides and the video are both fascinating and beautiful. Read the full post
I’ve found that since I’ve started using Twitter, I’ve blogged less and less. I reduce all of my thoughts to 140 characters, which is challenging and somewhat enjoyable, and tweet them to the world. Or at least to the twenty or so real people who follow me. Read the full post
The invitation I designed for my sister’s high school graduation openhouse. Read the full post
Any argument that starts with, “there are certain things only government can do” makes me cringe. Read the full post
The Geneva College sports information director produces four media guides each year: football, fall sports, basketball, and spring sports. Since I’ve started working for public relations, I’ve had the job to design the covers. Read the full post
Laura writes another review for Pop-Damage. You can read it here.
I suggest watching this video in full-screen mode or heading over to Vimeo to watch it in HD. Read the full post
I love to deconstruct great design. I’ve found that learning about how other designers work has helped me grow and develop as a designer. Ideas are great, but if I don’t have a process to articulate the ideas I have into a design, then those ideas are worthless. Read the full post