The Oatmeal has, as usual, nailed it: “Two half-wits do not equal a full-witted person. They equal a quarter-witted person.” + more
The Oatmeal has, as usual, nailed it: “Two half-wits do not equal a full-witted person. They equal a quarter-witted person.” + more
Shortly after July 5, 1988, John and I received a letter from The Washington Water Power Company inviting us to + more
The two or three of you who regularly follow this blog will no doubt have noticed that we’ve been somewhat + more
Last week, the Spokane graphic design community lost one of its pioneers. John Carroll Smith passed away November 6. He + more
It’s kind of funny when you think about how project opportunities come about. Especially the connections made along the way. + more
“The initial thought behind Baileys Irish Cream took about 30 seconds,” writes David Gluckman in the Irish Times. “In another 45 + more
Frances Glessner Lee (1878-1962) was the first female police captain in the U.S. She’s considered the mother of forensic science. + more
This past weekend I read about the passing of Jack C. Rogers. He was a design instructor when I attended + more
After being out of college for more than five years, I have homework. Homework. Thankfully it’s fun, interesting, and awesome homework. + more
A pattern of vertical and horizontal black lines. Primary colors. Straight-sided geometric shapes. Asymmetric balance. Simple enough composition, yet in + more
When you find something this cool on the internet, you share it. 1. Click on this link 2. Pick a video + more
My first professional job, a part-time gig around 1980, was with a local design firm called Spilker Baker & Associates. + more
This is a big moment for you. For a long time, you’ve stood in the margins, watching friends and coworkers + more