Web Design Served recently featured the design work we did for LA Plaza on their home page!. One of several curated sites apart of the Behance Network, Web Design Served seeks to feature "Fresh works from leading creative professionals" and it is exciting to be included along side so many talented designers. Thank you to Behance for the feature!
Check it out: http://www.webdesignserved.com/gallery/La-Plaza-De-Cultura-y-Artes/1852245Found this in the office today. We are working with the TED team to redesign http://www.insideoutproject.net/ and it seems that someone in the office submitted my photo to be printed and posted on our wall. Each poster is meant to have a statement associated with it. What should mine be? Check out the current site for examples. Redesign set to launch early 2012.
Thank you to the TED team for the poster. :)
"California is loaded. From Disneyland to farmland, we’ve got Scientology and superstars, Silicon and silicone, crips and bloods. The border. Krumpin’ Clownin’ Jerkin’. The surf and the turf. The boom and the bust. California is humanity run amuck and then packaged, branded and sold. California Cuisine, California Love, California Casual, California Gold, California Girls, and of course, California Dreams. If it exists in the world, it exists here and it does so with pizzaz."
Truly provocative. 8 stories from The Golden State and 8 specific reasons to pray for California. These people are our neighbors and if we are really honest with ourselves we can relate to them in one way or another. We have all grasped for hope, meaning, and significance in our lives, but I have come to find that these can't be found in things, locations, situations or experiences. Hope is a person and his name is Jesus. Fair warning: "Honey Pie" contains mature content. http://californiaisaplace.com
Family recipes, Taylor Lautner teenage chatter, Just Dance on the Wii, and a house full of laughter. Thankful.
Might as well add an iPad to the wishlist as well.
Today at Seso ... "Gratuitous!" was the response to one of my design comps. I was then given a mini banner to remind me never to do it again!
"I conclude with a brief coda on the city without memory—the city where movies come from, where sea, mountain, and desert all meet in an endless sprawl of stucco tract homes and strip malls and palm trees and affluent desperation—my own city, Los Angeles."
– Grant Horner; Preface to Meaning At The MoviesIwan is a friend of mine from Switzerland and we became friends when he was visiting LA for the first time couch surfing on a friends couch. He has since been back to LA for a second visit and recently started a progressively expanding Flickr set called Love Grown Tall. He combines photos of LA with type, graphic design and poetry that makes me fall in love with LA all over again. Its great to see a new perspective on things that are so familiar. In Iwan's words:"An ode to a town that has been good to me: Los Angeles.