College

I am excited to announce that I will be teaching the ART-366 at Montana State University for the Spring ’10 semester. The class covers teaching web design to future graphic designers. It is a great honor and I am deeply humbled at the opportunity to teach at my...

Top 3 Blog Goals For 2010

I’vr started posting more items to my blog/lifestream recently. It’s exciting and I feel a bit of pressure. But Here are my Top 3 Goals for 2010. More Visits : I have not written as much recently. With more content, hopefully more readership More Website...

3 Resolutions for the New Year

As 2010 fast approaches, it’s time to do some reflection on what can be improved in life. Here are 3 things that need to be resolved. What are yours? Create business and family mission statements Spend more quality time with family and friends Treat my work...

Favorite Posts for this Week

Here are some of my favorite blog posts for the week. How To Win At Business Nice Reflection by Fast Company Evolution : The Eight Stages of Listening Web Strategy Google Welcomes Gizmo5 About Time On Web Typography Was just talking about this with a good friend. Font...

The Type of Clients I Love to Work With

Sitting in a coffee shop in Billings, Montana, as my Dad got out of a 13 hour heart surgery late last night. Snow has blanketed most of Montana, including 20 inches at my house in Bozeman where my pregnant wife of 5 months sits at home. Luckily she does not have to go...

Favorite Posts from Nov 6 2009

Anymore I have come to appreciate the obvious. The more I read, the more I realize I have picked up or learned a lot of the items, but maybe didn’t fully appreciate the fact until someone says it in print. Here are some of my favorite links of the week. Many are...

Are Brands Responsible for Your Safety?

I recall a younger more innocent time when I donned a locally sponsored Little League uniform with my mesh hat and mitt that I spent 2 days oiling and molding. Then came batting practice one chilly Montana April. I was up. All my teammates were in the field, looking...