February 2012
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Fresh Start
With a brief break before starting at 37signals, I spent a few days redesigning my site. Admittedly, it’s the first time I’ve experimented with building a responsive site. It’s nothing flashy, just a few things I wanted to accomplish. Simplify. Larger, more legible type. And most of all, show my portfolio with work in relative context next to each other as opposed to hiding...
Feb 20th
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January 2012
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On the Move
To say that my time working at Threadless has been amazing would be selling it short. As a designer in Chicago, one couldn’t ask for a better place to be. Beyond creating meaningful work that millions get to see and enjoy, I’ve also learned a lot about people, fucking up and trying something new. Sean, the straight-outta-Yonkers Creative Director of Threadless, might even tell you...
Jan 24th
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December 2011
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Dec 27th
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August 2011
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Silencio, por favor!
More and more, I find myself trying to curb the noise in my social streams. I have internet-ADD as it is, so tweets and pokes and chain emails really derail my productivity. And while I’m sure you know of these little features already, these are a few of my favorite things. Twitter: Stop the retweets. Retweets from a conference. Retweets about themselves. Retweets about people signing up...
Aug 19th
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July 2011
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Lessons Learned from Two Years of Tees
Today marks my second full year working as a designer at Threadless. I’ve loved every minute of it. I’ve been able to work on really amazing projects that millions of people see. I’ve been able to work with people that kick my ass in so many respects. It’s an honor, a thrill and totally rad. I just wanted to take a minute to thank all of my skinnyCorpin’...
Jul 7th
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April 2011
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Apr 26th
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March 2011
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Mar 8th
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February 2011
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Feb 22nd
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January 2011
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Jan 13th
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July 2010
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April 2010
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Apr 16th
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March 2010
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Your blog sucks. And your work. And probably mine...
viafrank: Have you read this article over on Design Observer, Frank? I’d love to hear your thoughts on it…kind of piqued my interest. —Brooke Rane Warning: This blog post is hasty and curmudgeonly. There are naughty swears and general playground banter. I read it. Then I finished. And I thought, “Wait, so the author wrote an article about setting up a place for commentary online instead of...
Mar 29th
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