I had braces in high school. And I loved them. Every day I could see my teeth moving from huge and bad + more
I had braces in high school. And I loved them. Every day I could see my teeth moving from huge and bad + more
When we complete one of our environmental graphic design projects, we often arrange for them to be photographed. And over + more
In my family, when you get married, you get a cookbook. Not just any cookbook. The cookbook. It’s filled with recipes from my mother’s side + more
This email came over the helveticka transom on Monday. Apparently, we’re to believe that the IRS now has an earthlink.net email address, that + more
I thrive on routine. Lack of structure does not look good on this lady, which is why I do little things + more
One of my favorite things to do is sit in an editing suite. It must have something to do with knowing + more
Depending on how often you Internet (new verb coined by yours truly; it means to scour the Internet with no real direction or + more
When talking about design, so often I lean on buzzwords like grid, structure, layout, typography, rhythm, and scale. All of these are + more
I remember when the only photographs I allowed myself to take were with my Cannon SLR 35mm camera—which had to + more
No other typeface stirs up such divergent viewpoints as Swiss-born Helvetica. According to Wolfgang Weingart—the father of Swiss Punk typography—it’s “the epitome of + more
So Christmas is next week. T-minus nine days and counting. And even though my shopping is done, I won’t judge + more
Growing up in my mother’s quilt shop taught me a lot of things: color theory, how to determine grain, and what quality craftsmanship + more
There’s something exciting about working inside a big, industrial manufacturing facility like Metals Fab. Huge I-beams moving about, lots of + more
So last week was kind of a big deal for us. Monday was our 1,000th blog post—a feat that took + more
What do you do for a living? It’s a pretty simple question—unless you work in the creative field. Trust me, + more