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January 18th, 2012 | Art, Culture, Design, Philosophy, Politics, Technology | No Comments »
The push notification from the AP app popped up on my iPhone as I was getting up from my desk. I wanted to exclaim the news, but everyone at the Microsoft office had their heads down, busy pushing pixels around that convoluted interface.
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October 5th, 2011 | Culture, Design, Technology | No Comments »
The switch from 1024×768 RGB to 3.5×2 CMYK has been refreshing. Now can anyone loan me some rubylith? RYU is building muscle for the market. Watch for more about, and from, this exciting new brand, coming soon.
October 3rd, 2011 | Design | No Comments »
TechCrunch raves: “Buuteeq gives mom-and-pop hotels a cost effective way to build and maintain a stunning, user-friendly Web site, optimized to run on the Web, inside Facebook, on the iPad and on mobile devices, jam-packed with SEO goodness in multiple languages.”
Yes, Frankendesign’s hands are dirty. Congratulations, Buuteeq.com. Look for samples in the Survey.
January 18th, 2011 | Design, Technology | No Comments »
I love to make fun of the name — slap-smack, punch-crunch, kick-splat, tap-thud, bang-clank, pull-snap, sip-slurp — but perhaps it’s just jealousy. Because those bad boys over at Click-Boom really got it goin’ on. And I’m honored to have been asked to design the inaugural anniversary poster to the theme of teamwork, benefiting FirstWorks and silk screened by Booth Sartain. Here’s a sneak peak.
Congratulations Click-Boom!
July 30th, 2010 | Art, Culture, Design, Technology | 1 Comment »
