What began as a 10-year wedding anniversary to Rome concluded a year later as an artistic endeavor to reimagine the Coliseum with type.
Cameron Moll just released his newest letterpress poster, Colosseo. I love everything about this print.
Update! Cameron Moll is now running a colosseo ipad martian giveaway. If for some reason the beauty of this poster wasn't enough, there is a chance to win an iPad if you buy it before the 16th of April.
Why use a boring regular grid when you could use your own dot grid?
When I came across Behance's Action Method paper products I loved them. They have a beautiful dot grid that I found much nicer than the standard squared rule of my moleskine. The problem with the Action Method papers is that it's not exactly what I need. I don't need the action steps and I wanted loose papers that I could easily throw on a wall or spread out on a desk.
Read moreBefore you create a detailed wireframe for any project, ask yourself: how will this help my design process? Evaluate your answer carefully before you decide whether or not to craft a wireframe.
I have many things to learn when it comes to delivering a website to a client. One critical piece that I have yet to define is figuring out a design process that I'm satisfied with. A lot of that comes from inexperience which, if I had more of, would help me wisely think through certain decisions that need to be made. Second to experience is learning from other peoples experiences and this article by Andy Rutledge from Unit Interactive is full of valuable learned lessons on wire framing and evaluating their purpose.
I don't care if it's not done. If I don't launch now, I never will.
So with this post I inaugurate my new site. Is it much? Not really. I’ve been working on this site off and on for what seems like 6 months. After all that time, is it done? No. I realized that I am just floundering around and will never be completely happy with it. I also realized that I always intended for this site to be my digital playground and what good would it be if it was all neat and complete? That’s why II am just going to launch with all the loose ends brazenly hanging out all over the place.
Read moreThis article by @leisa reflecting on her time working on the Drupal 7 User Experience project #D7UX is an great read. Not only because of her thoughts on the current state of the Drupal community but also because of the interactions in the comments. I've watched from a distance as the project has played out and have always enjoyed @leisa and @markboulton's thoughts on the matter. They are clear thinkings that operate with a admirable amount of separation from their biases.