There are countless ways to layout a handful of elements, but arriving at the best possible arrangement is not always quick or intuitive. Here are twenty layout variations for one book cover.

In honor of the typographic measurements topic we’re about to discuss in my typography class, I dug up some photos from the time I took that idea to the height of absurdity. Along with my buddy Lance, I drove from Bowling Green to Toledo one afternoon in order to measure the monumental Toledo Pride sign hanging above St. Rt. 75 for a graphic design workshop I was involved with.

I have been thinking about the idea of sectioning my site into four major groupings and representing each of those sections of the site with a different primary display face. Today I mocked-up a couple ways that idea might function as a home page.

I have been bookmarking examples of contemporary graphic design on a Tumblr blog called The Way Things Look for about 6 years now.

I go through occasional bursts of preparing older projects for display on my website, always driven by one thing or another, usually a job application or AIGA get-together. The question always comes up: how to present them?

A few screenshots of a massive logo project I’ve been working on for a few days.

A few screenshots of a wordmark I’ve been working on for our office olympics at work.