archive for December, 2007
Updates to Portfolio!
I finally got around to updating my 'folio and just in time for the new year. Check it out here. Continue reading…
Bak Magazine, Issue 10
The new issue of Bak Magazine is out! For those that don't know yet, Bak is maybe the best online mag out there for designers. Packed with over 380 pages of amazing graphic design, photography and illustrations, it is something I always look forward too. Continue reading…
Happy Chrismahanakwanza
While I travel back to my homeland (Michigan) this week to be with my family for the holidays, I would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season.
In addition to getting some quality time with the fam and trips to the bar with old friends, I'm also catching up on internet goings-on that I've been missing the last few weeks, including writing new blogs and catching up on tech/design news. I've been trying to watch as much TV as I can too (courtesy of my parent's satellite dish). I'm sticking mostly to G4 (Attack of the Show!), Discovery (Mythbusters) and the news channels (any and all political ballyhoo). Continue reading…
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes and Announcements
I was thinking about a few things today; things I need to do, work, my site and this blog were all on my mind. I had a couple ideas specifically about this blog that I would like to implement that hopefully all of you readers will like (yes,all 2 of you). So I'll get right to it. Continue reading…
Metal Fans Unite for Florida Death Metal!
Awhile ago I had a conversation with my buddy Cory. It seems he's into Death Metal (who knew!). So after a conversation over lunch we struck a deal. I'll be working to help him start up FloridaDeathMetal.com by doing his branding and website design. Continue reading…
Leopard – A Designer's First Impressions
Yes, Mac OSX Leopard was finally installed on my Mac Pro at work, about 3 weeks ago (I know I'm a little late). There was a ton of hype and talk leading up to its release so I had a lot of high expectations for Leopard. The features I was looking forward to as a designer were Quick Look, Spaces and the new desktop and dock, specifically the ability to make stacks. Continue reading…
