Michael Vick Poster – Redemption Song
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop
I designed this during Michael Vick’s second season with the Philadelphia Eagles when he started putting up MVP-like numbers. This is not a social or political statement, but just a narrative about someone bouncing back. The title is inspired by Bob Marley’s song, “Redemption Song.”
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It is amazing how many skills I’ve learned from playing video games. So many hours playing StarCraft and Command & Conquer: Red Alert taught me to monitor everything in project management and multi-task. The SIMs taught me that if I drink too much water I might piss myself in the living room floor in the middle of a party.
Just kidding. Seriously. I don’t pee my pants at parties.
I have recently been playing Star Wars: The Old Republic where I play as a Sith Bounty Hunter. I am a freelance contractor, it only made sense to be a bounty hunter, right? The game is your standard Role Playing Game (RPG) where you start with a basic character. From there, you go on quests and do missions to earn experience points. Once you acquire a certain amount of experience points, you level up … Read More »
An Alternative to Tech Unplugging? Reduce and Simplify.
I’ve been thinking a lot about my friend Monica Guzman’s post about unplugging from technology. If you know Moni, you know how connected she is—both personally and for work. She knows a lot of people and is always in communication with people. She completely unplugs from technology on Sundays. This post is not to disagree with Monica, but present an alternative. It is up to you the person to decide what is right for you.
What I do? Reduce and Simplify.
For a long time I used to feel overwhelmed by technology. The question I ask myself now, “am I overwhelming myself with the amount of technology around me?” You’re talking to a guy who literally sleeps with three devices on his bed. Ah, the life of a designer. My daily technological devices consists of: MacBook Air, iPhone, iPad, Kindle … Read More »
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I used Printstagram for the first time and was very impressed with the quality of prints I got. Postagram is good, but the paper quality is not as nice and the larger image seems to pixelate the Instagram photos. I got 48 photos printed for $12 and they make great cards to send to people or hand quick notes. They also make a good keepsake. I really recommend them.
