This was once a blog where I shared many, many things, most of which were awesome. Somewhere around fall 2009, I got a big-kid media job and no longer can keep up with this old thing. There's some good stuff hanging around here though. You should check it out.
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Web Design Wednesday:
Indianapolis Museum of Art

The Indianapolis Museum of Art, which has had the pleasure of being awesome for over 125 years, has always been one of my favorite places to visit in the grand ole city of Indy.  And after thier massive renovations in 2004-2006, the museum not only holds a great collection of art but also looks just...

Web+Design: Quotes on Design

Quotes on Design is simply that–random quotes from famous designers, engineers and everyday man about design–what it means, what it entails, the challenges it brings.  Above is one of those quotes I stumbled upon, and clearly is what keeps in design work and what makes me want to claw the walls and run.  Awesome!

Sweet Gifs

Ok, so I stumbled upon something awesome today while searching for illustration that stirred the tiny 12 year old from 1997 inside of my heart. Sweet GIFs is a magical place where the spirit of the Hamster Dance lives on. Created by the guys behind Rainbow Dropshadow, these hypnotic gifs, titled like its ’99, are...

Olly Moss: Film Poster Remakes

Utilizing the strong themese already present, Olly Moss recreates the posters of some classic films, and the result is very stunning.  Very simple and classic design, the posters are much like the mid-century posters of movies or book covers. You can see more of his work over at /Films or at his website, which has...

Web Design Trends for 2009

What’s up, 2009?  Smashing Magazine has started the year with a great post of the upcoming trends for 2009 in web design, and it’s a great list.  Includes letterpress style, huge type, magazine formatting, and many more.  They will also be putting out 15 more next week, so stay tuned.

Web Design Wednesday: Our Type & group94

Too often anymore, Flash is (dare I say it?) over-freakin’-done.  Yeah, I want to be able to be interactive with this website, but I don’t want to have to do a bunch of other Flashy crap to make it happen.  Come on, they’re not animated .gifs, for crying out loud! Anyway, this week I wanted...

Web Design Wednesday: Poolga

Ok, I can’t go so far to say that I’m one of those snobby iPhone users, whom I love, but I can  say that I could be apart of an even more exculsive group of people-snobby iPod Touch users.  And in honor of that, the post this week is a great site called Poolga, which...

24 Ways: the advent calendar for web geeks

Ok, this isn’t wednesday, but this site/site design is too good to pass up.  24 Ways.org is the self-proclaimed “advent calendar for web geeks”, bringing an interesting or helpful web tip or process throughout the Christmas season.  Great information and layout;  super site.  Cheers!

Illustration Thursday: Great Gifts to Give

For this week, here’s a list of not only cool illustration, but stuff you can make your own-or give to a friend! 1. Totally typographical, totally cool.  Check out Ork Posters.  They take the geographical locations of neighbohoods of some of America’s coolest cities, and put them together in a great piece of art.  Lots...

Web Design Wednesday: Error! 404 Pages

As the painters who have been in our office for the last week or so sand deadly paint dust into my office right outside my door-and ps: why does the painter have a mask and I do not?-here’s the nerdest post I’ve ever posted: Pattern Tap over on their website has a collection of 404...

Web Design Wednesday: No Days Off

No Days Off is a studio in London that churned out a pretty classy site.  Very minimal, very straight forward.  What really got me was the navigation tool used to scroll through their work. Check it out: you won’t be dissappointed.

Web Design Wednesday: Design Trends

As someone in (sort of) the field of media and design, I have always been keen to observing everything in my environment and noticing change and trend in design.  This was even true when I was a kid (I always noticed with the Indy Star change their font).  And I love reading and trying to...