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The crappier the project, the more dubstep I consume. Hmmm… Just something I noticed during a particularly boring couple of hours.

So excited to be working on wishsoup! And thank goodness for the wonderful YourCompany theme, the pre-launch site is coming along splendidly. The project involved the development of a Facebook app with a slightly different branded look. I developed icons for this app, including the following:

Brand Makeover and Marketing Materials for a Social Enterprise in the Personal Finance Space: Community Ladders

Community Ladders is a great example of an organization that does a great thing on a shoestring budget. We worked together to re-design the brand identity and apply the new visual direction across a variety of materials. Below is the series of milestone images created for the Facebook page:

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Illustrated as a designer at Bussolati Associates.

The unexceptional.

This is a typographic exercise I did about six months ago while still at Bussolati. A great quote from Robert California from The Office (the current season of which I have not watched at all, I’m sad to say). “There’s something about the underdog that really inspires the unexceptional.” Exercise was inspired by Jessica Hische’s… [Continue Reading]

Introduction to Reversal Theory and working as a way of caring for someone

Apologies in advance for the length of this post: I’m beginning a new writing habit thanks to the wonderful Deborah of Radiant Media Labs, and I naturally tend to be wordy. And I use a ton of jargon while speaking. I’ll learn to be more concise as I write more. (Side note: I designed the… [Continue Reading]

Another day.

I wish I would be as energetic when I come home at night as when I get to work in the morning.

Don’t tell.

Show, don’t tell. How can we do more of that in our businesses, in our personal lives, in our internal dialogues? Just something to focus on for the next indefinite stretch of time.

Infographic: Education, Income, and Occupation in the U.S. (2010)

The following infographic was created in 2010 based on US Census data estimates (at the time of creation, the 2010 Census data had not been released). The graphic examines differences in education and income levels achieved, as well as differences in occupation, between groups stratified by U.S. citizenship status.

From an ’83 Nat Geo

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Brand Makeover and Marketing Materials for a Social Enterprise in the Personal Finance Space: Community Ladders

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