As a creative director you need a myriad of things to align to make great work. An awesome client product certainly helps. An awesome product and a good creative process are even sweeter. But if you have both of those things going for you and the client doesn’t trust you you’ll likely end up frustrated, [...]
Going through a German newspaper this morning I came across a story that not only sparked my interest to dig a little deeper but also made me think this is so crazy it’s worth it to share. The following story is about Mike the headless chicken or also known as Miracle Mike. A Wyandotte chicken [...]
This month, CommunicationArts and HOW Magazines released their Design Annuals and our agency was proud to have work included in both issues. CommunicationArts featured the School of Education Viewbook and Sophomore/Junior Search Piece we designed for Loyola University Maryland, while the Undergraduate Viewbook we created for Wheeling Jesuit University was included in HOW. Thanks to [...]
As a Clevelander living away from home, news like that of LeBron leaving town may hurt, but not as deep as the news that Cleveland’s own Harvey Pekar passed away yesterday. I was prepared to write some heartfelt account of what Harvey meant to me and to my city, until I found this post from [...]
The Communication Arts Design Annual 51 (September/October issue) will feature two of our favorite Loyola University Maryland pieces, the Sophomore/Junior Search Piece, which is printed on newsprint and the School of Education Viewbook. There’s been a lot of interest in the newsprint piece so we’ve posted more images after the jump for your viewing pleasure…
Hey, remember that movie Space Camp, where the kids get accidentally launched into space? Well, I came close to that cinematic glory on my recent vacation to Florida, when I went to (watch) the Space Shuttle Atlantis launch in Cape Canaveral. It was the perfect experience for an ex-Space Camp Nerd-turned-writer, and a sad send-off [...]
