Paula Scher | TED.com

Paula Scher’s lecture “Great Design Is Serious (Not Solemn)” from last May’s Serious PlayTEDTalk conference. Scher is one of my exemplars and does excellent design work as a partner for Pentagram. Her work includes, Citi bank, Truvia, NY Public Theatre, Museum of Modern Art, NY Philharmonic, etc. The lecture is 20 minutes but is totally worth it. Enjoy! ||

...and through the woods

Spending the weekend with the grandparents! This is the view from their back patio and is one of my favorite places in the world. What a great start to Spring Break ||

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Artist Trade

So this was an artist trade I made with a friend back home. She has cut my hair for years--charged me $0, I told her I would make it up to her. She just graduated from massage therapy school and is starting her own business in professional hair styling and licensed massage therapy. They are double sided business cards with each side addressing hair and massage. She loves them. I think they suit her perfectly! I hope to help expand her business system as soon as her business starts growing!

'A' Lithograph

Here is the lithographic stone I am working on. I spent 7.5 hours preparing the image and pulling prints on Tuesday. The process is rough--but the outcome is worth it. If you want to see the print, it will be one of my pieces at our Senior Exhibition:

CONVERGE: it totally matters what it's next to
Opening: April 4, 2009; 2pm-5pm (art+refreshments)
919 East 8th Street (at the corner of 8th and College)
Anderson Indiana 46012

Juried Student Show '09

Here are my pieces that made it into the 2009 Anderson University Department of Art + Design Juried Student Show. There were 7 banners total but I only submitted four. They were used back in November but decided to make a second appearance. For more images from the visual campaign, visit My Porfolio Site (book > Vote | 08)

Save the Date!

Well, here they are! Offset Lithography on 130 lb. paper. Glorious (thanks to Able Printing in Chicago). Meg and I spent hours cutting the labels and getting them ready for send off! 5ish months to go!!