Dialogue from Men In Black

Posted in: Uncategorized- May 01, 2011 No Comments

This exercise in expressive typography, based on a dialogue from the movie Men In Black, was created for my course in Time, Motion, and Communication.

A drizzly day in April

Posted in: Uncategorized- Apr 24, 2011 No Comments

See the full gallery on Posterous There are no right decisions. There are no wrong decisions. In life, there are only paths taken and paths not taken.

Waiting for my tea to steep…

Posted in: Uncategorized- Mar 12, 2011 No Comments

…in a very accurate way. Nothing like a little ritualized mindfulness to create breathing space in a busy life.

Rhythm

Posted in: Communication Design- Feb 08, 2011 No Comments

For my second project in Time Motion & Communication, I synched motion graphics based on simple geometric shapes to music from the Japanese anime series Angelic Layer in an attempt to capture the playful spirit of the piece. Enjoy!

Soup inspiration

Posted in: Foodie Fun- Jan 30, 2011 No Comments

There is a soup that both soothes and satisfies me on a cold winter night when nothing else will. It is so versatile that I make it in small batches throughout the week, varying the ingredients to suit my preferences. I’m sharing it here in the hope that it may inspire you to create a [...]

10 seconds

Posted in: Communication Design- Jan 18, 2011 No Comments

My first foray into Time Motion & Communication is a video in which image and sound change every second, for 10 seconds. Given this constraint, I created a story that has both characters and plot yet is open to interpretation. Feel free to imagine your own narrative details.

Needs more bunnies

Posted in: Photography- Jan 18, 2011 No Comments

Designing flexibility into habit frameworks

Posted in: Design- Jan 13, 2011 No Comments

Reading a recent blog post by Peter Janiszewski made me think about designing flexibility into habit frameworks. For instance, Peter proposes a plan to increase his daily activity level by taking a mini exercise break several times a day. Each break consists of 3 sets of 30 repetitions. He never performs the same set twice in one day [...]