Not so many years ago, an Italian by the name of Simone Legno created a site from which he could display his artwork. A successful Rome-based illustrator, Legno had formed a love of Japanese culture in his early childhood, and…
Continue Reading →Matt W. Moore knows the remedy to day job doldrums. An ex-agency man turned big-time web designer, Matt has never renounced his personal creative pursuits for his job "“ a sacrifice that today's creative types find themselves depressingly prone to.…
Continue Reading →Subjects like clogged nasal passages, STDs and ingrown toenails aren't exactly topics you can break bread over. Mold, then, without having to explain, is a no-no ice breaker. For example, mold jokes just don't fly. Television programs used to love…
Continue Reading →In 1994, years before the Internet became the world's diary (or ashtray, depending on your point of view) that it is today, Heather Powazek Champ launched her first home page. Some form of addiction formed in her constant forays into…
Continue Reading →Jeremy Andrew, a.k.a. Jeremyville, covers a bit more ground than your typical designer-slash-artist. Perhaps we should rephrase that, for while it is correct to refer to what Jeremy covers as "ground" (being that he darts around the world with a…
Continue Reading →Inevitably, it starts like this: You walk into a storefront, studio or house. The store is run by men in plaid shirts and sneakers; the studio is ran by men in plaid shirts, sneakers, and glasses; the house is full…
Continue Reading →According to Greg Washington, print is dead. Well, maybe not quite dead - but on a respirator, losing consciousness, and rapidly deflating from the monster that is was to the mouse that it will be. As the Art Director/Photographer of…
Continue Reading →Morten Andersen found canvas when he dumped walls. It wasn't a nasty breakup -- their relationship had been long, experimental, and by anyone's standards, a complete success -- but for whatever reason, after almost 15 years of writing, the Danish…
Continue Reading →If you consider yourself a graphic designer, you've probably heard of Joshua Davis. As one of the first adopters of Flash, a significant new media artist, an author, and one of the design world's weightiest members, Joshua Davis is a…
Continue Reading →David Larabee and Dexter Thornton are DoubleButter. You may remember them from a post we wrote not too long ago, in which two men bombed Denver's newest art museums with a little bit of well constructed furniture graffiti. While that…
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