Monthly Archives: March 2008

I’ll shoot you in the face.

Jeff Allen on the other side of the lens. “What do I do?”, he says.

iPhone Admin

I just installed WPhone, which is a plugin for wordpress that reformats the admin panel of your wordpress blog. It makes excellent use of the built in iPhone UI features and screen size. I’m really excited to see new ways companies are adapting their existing web apps to run on the iPhone.
So far, my favorites [...]

Can I shoot You?

Over the past few months I’ve been slowly shooting dramatically lit portraits of friends for a small book I’m hoping to put out in the fall. If you are interested in being part of this little project please get in touch or add a comment if you are interested. Ideally you are in and or [...]

20 Days old.

Today my mustache is 20 days old. Time flys – soon it will be 21 and will be out partying like the rest of em. Pour one out for the youth…Also, tonight, Jeff Allen shot some photos of Anna and I for a his senior project at AIB. He’s documenting couples, shooting them in their [...]

19 Days old.

I’ve been growing my mustache since the beginning of March. Today marks its 20th day thriving on the lush habitat known as my upper lip. If I say so myself, it really brings a new meaning to the term “upper crust.”
Just sayin’.

YES

Yes Studio, from the UK, have a really great book of work up. Their style embodies everything I have come to know UK Design for. The site is super minimal and simply lets the work speak for itself.

ActionScript 3.0 References via Adobe.com

I’ve been spending a increasing amount time developing in Flash and as a consequence, staring at loads of ActionScript 3.0. The language received a complete overhaul early last year leaving many developers/designers who had decent skills with ActionScript 2.0 trembling in the corner. The first time I opened an AS3 driven site I wanted to [...]

Sagmeister. Strikes. Again.

The first time I saw Stefan Sagmeisters book, Made You Look, I was so impressed with how clever the packaging concept was. It was simple – strong – bold – AND carried a solid visual message. His latest book, Things I have Learned in my Life So Far is a great follow up – a [...]