I was interviewed by the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council in July and they published this nice article. To be successful in the writing industry means one has to possess […]
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His photograph “8 Seconds,” for instance, was a reaction to an unexpected change of scenery. He and some friends from the Peoria Camera Club had gathered one evening on the […]
An artist’s lifelike portrayals take on new meaning via time and motion. Connie Andrews’ portraits and sculptures often transcend time, telling a story within a story. “The passage of time is […]
This article was originally published on the HOW magazine website in January 2018. HOW has since ceased publication. In the early ’90s, the graphic design landscape was undergoing a dramatic […]
Herman Miller is the master modern furniture maker with eclectic, ergonometric products for home and office. For more than 100 years, the company has enjoyed economic highs and weathered economic lows. No one […]
They Draw & Cook is the internet’s largest collection of illustrated recipes created by artists from around the world. Founded by Nate Padavick and Salli Swindell, the site features more […]
Going to a design conference always brings anticipation and excitement, as I look forward to meeting and engaging with creative people, learning new ideas, and seeing great design. I was […]
In the last three decades we’ve witnessed the demise of cassette tapes, the rise and fall of CDs, and the near end and now re-emergence of LPs. And through it […]
As a guy who rose to popularity for his crude album cover designs for bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, The Sonics, and Mudhoney nearly three decades ago, Art Chantry is still […]
News coverage of the 2016 Presidential Election was overbearing and underwhelming. Late night television provided some of the best comic relief, but one of the greatest characters taking on the […]