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Cover illustration for the January 2012 issue of Portland Monthly magazine. Thanks to Michael Novak @ PM for making client work not feel like client work.

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One for the ladies pt.4

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The Manual – Issue 2

We are proud to have contributed a lettering piece of a quote from Alex Charchar’s essay featured in issue 2 of The Manual (a tri-annual hardbound publication featuring six articles that focus on topics regarding the industry of web design.) .  Andy McMillan, Carolyn Wood and Jez Burrows make The Manual possible and should be applauded for crafting and publishing a tangible publication worth keeping.

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Toronto Life Magazine

Right before the holidays we were contacted by the awesome Christine Dewairy at Toronto Life Magazine to design a cover for their gift guide issue. Check back later today for a look into the process of making this cover.

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Marais Progress Report Cover
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The Marais Progress Report

Since graduating (certificate receiving?) from Type@Cooper I’ve been working on my original design, Marais. All of the skills and understanding gained while making and learning in those semesters couldn’t be fully expressed in the work without revision. I’ve found the evolution of the Ultra weight very satisfying, and yet I still see ample room for improvement. When Paul Shaw posted about the program on Imprint I was excited and yet a bit embarrassed because I saw the old version of the face as an inaccurate representation of what I learned,  just what I had made.

So I’m presenting the work in progress as it stands at the moment, highlighting improvements in the three areas most important to a cohesive typeface: Drawing, Spacing, and Kerning.

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Burning Bag

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