Notes on the work, worth keeping.
Essays on craft, typography, and the work — written from 35 years of designing, shooting, and finishing what becomes a brand.
From the journal.
So What’s Your Story?
A snowman in May, an extension cord, and what it has to do with marketing — the post that anchors the studio’s tagline.
The Art of Stealing — and How It Benefits My Clients
Steve Jobs quoted Picasso: “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” How creative inspiration from great art becomes original work for clients.
The Evolution of Typography in Web Design
A short field guide to making web type readable: contrast, hierarchy, white space, and the line-spacing rule that print designers should bend on the web.
Is Digital Clutter Reviving Print?
Mark Twain on his own death, e-book sales falling 17–20%, and what screen fatigue says about the case for printed materials.
The Difference Between a Headshot and a Portrait
A headshot identifies a face. A portrait tells you something about the person. The distinction matters more than most clients realize.
Right Place, Right Time, Right Mindset
“Getting the shot” sounds like luck. It isn’t. It’s diligent return — and the practiced application of professional craft when the moment finally lines up.
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35 Years of Craft.Zero Technical Friction.
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