A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.

—John Augustus Shedd. Salt from My Attic (1928)

What you've all been waiting for (I'm sure...). Being that I haven't actually put up any work since I graduated from university, it's probably about time (more likely, a little overdue). I've been busy reformatting my portfolio galleries for awhile now. I actually started around the beginning of the year, but the website was put on hold while I was in Africa. Click the image above for a sneak preview of the new gallery layout, and a few pieces that have been sitting on my back up drive, waiting to get posted. Enjoy.

The same design that fuels mass overconsumption also holds the power to repair the world.

—David Berman

My first trip into the bush was a success. We drove southwest to Simanjero to celebrate a new school opening/fundraiser for the Maasai. The exciting part about this school is that the whole project was initiated by the Maasai themselves. Not only that, but they formed the En-Kata Choir, which toured around the US to raise money to build it. That’s how Pamoja was involved with the project. They helped get them to the states and recorded two albums with the choir to raise funds.

Good things are around the corner. Stay tuned...

Get out there and ride, friends.

Don't be surprised when the "20 greatest logos of all-time" are for some of the most important companies of all-time.

A friend of mine, Jordan Clarke, just posted five of his favorite logos on his new blog. Some interesting insight on the emotional connection between logo identity and its success. Check it out here.

If they hadn't gone out and done something brilliant, no one would be talking about their logos today.

Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.

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