More work
July 23rd, 2011
One of my proudest project, I recently re-did the Whitman College Consultants homepage. It is my first flexible design (resize the window!), and uses some fun canvas elements.
Screaming Lemur Studios
An Update?
June 19th, 2010
Yeah okay. It has been an awful long time since I said anything on this. It’s the summer now though, and I’ve got time to burn again, which is a nice feeling. If you want to feel nice, check out Dabbles in Bloom , a band whose website I designed. Hope you enjoy!
A Selection of Panoramas
January 19th, 2010
These were done in Seattle, and the Anza-Borrego Desert respectively.
Freebies: Wallpaper
January 6th, 2010
Feels like content time to me. I’ve trimmed some of my best photos down to screen size. Enjoy.
Whitman in Winter
January 1st, 2010
The Pacific Northwest has given me many new experiences: one of them is waking up to scenes like these.
These were taken in a little more than a year ago, in what would turn out to be the most costly snowstorm to hit the West Coast in almost a century. Happy New Year.
On Typefaces
December 28th, 2009
When I set out to make this website, I envisioned, foolishly, that it would be something which did not look like every other website on the internet.
I may be the only person who this statistic worries, but did you know that almost 80% of the web is in Arial, Helvetica, Georgia, and Verdana by default? Four fonts. Four fucking fonts. Sure, they’re pretty good (well, except for Arial, which we all know is broken Helvetica), but surely there’s some room for diversity.
Coalition Posters
December 21st, 2009
A melange of printed posters designed for Coalition Against Homophobia @ Whitman College.
Whitman in Fall
December 21st, 2009
This set was taken when the color of the leaves was proportional to the amount of work I had to do. Nonetheless, I hope you enjoy them.
Welcome
December 21st, 2009
This is, or will be, my new website.
It is my hope that, besides a proof of concept, this new format will allow me to share my designs, photographs, and thoughts in a more accessible, customizable, visually appealing way. To that end, this site was built in XHTLM/CSS (blah blah blah geek) which was then incorporated into WordPress using Elliot Stocks wonderful, blank slate starkers theme.