After spending a few months at an on-site project, the main “takeaway” was this: Using humor to highlight a problem – really bad interfaces. As ecommerce grows exponentially, small business owners have a growing need for ways to count, track, ship, and study inventory and the resulting patterns. But for the people who actually have [...] Read more – ‘Awful but Funny: The Form Fields of Horror’.
You don’t have to experience brain freezes and frustration when you’re asked, “What’s your vision for the design?” Instead, create an active approach to discover it: change your perspective to convey your thoughts for an interesting design. There are things, online and offline, that you see everyday and think, “I like that.” Capture and “scrapbook” [...] Read more – ‘Capturing Inspiration.’.
The beginnings of the Studio…wearable art as an experiment in design. We even sold a few in Atlanta in 2006. Fun times in impractical yet subtly bold awesomeness. Read more – ‘Wearable Art: Atlanta Ring’.
Sometimes it takes the right words at the right time to pull off a project on short notice. We put them in a richly colored and extremely readable typeface/layout for the filming;proper scripting made this a painless process. A real-life application of graphic design. This PSA delivered the message: a need for volunteers - in a concise manner. Because sometimes all you get is just a few seconds to make your case...but that's all you really need! Read more – ‘Typography for Promotion. [VIDEO]’.
