I guess technically I didn't create this, but in a weird way I also kind of did! So it still counts as an official blog post.
MIT's latest gizmo,
Persona, provides you with your online identity
by tabulating information and showing you how the Internet sees you. The first image shows MIT working hard gathering my data
(the program itself is quite beautiful to look at).
This image is my online portrait. I guess you can conclude that Persona exposes how little we can trust digital history compared to oral/written history at this point. I think it actually tells us the exact opposite - that oral and written history are loose interpretations of mankind's exact historical past, based solely on perceptions.
It's good to see design squeezed in at the end like an afterthought...(Click to enlarge)
Well, I've spent the last 2 weeks revising and updating my website. Refining the type treatment, improving the navigation, etc...
Made from an EVA Foam, these fun and colorful chairs will brighten up any kid's playroom.
I was just invited to start posting my Moleskine sketches at the invite-only site, Moleskiners, which was a nice morning surprise. Thanks, Moleskiners - I'm honored to share my images with you!
Here it is, the long-awaited return of the Moleskine sketches. This series incorporates long, thin lines.
People usually ask what I do as a graphic designer. I created this sketch to show people, which now fits nicely in my wallet.
Type study for a current project that I'm working on. I'm unsure about the focus of the story at the moment, but it revolves around the last surviving magicians of a certain time period, dating back to Houdini. After talking with one of the old magicians and going through his photos, books and posters - this should be a very interesting story! (Click to enlarge)
