Tag Archives: eight6

WordPress 2.6

21 Jul 2008 • #bookmarklet, #consuming, #design, #eight6, #software, #web, #wordpress

WordPress 2.6 was released last week. It’s definitely my favorite release thus far. There are a lot of reasons to be excited about it, but I won’t waste my breathe – the Automatticians already have in this awesome recap video: … Continue reading →

An Impressive Wedding

25 Jun 2008 • #art, #design, #eight6, #experiences, #life, #personal

With my wedding just a week and three days away, I decided to show off the hard work we put into our letterpressed wedding invitations. You can check out the writeup and pictures over here at eight6.

less “me,” more “we”

4 Jun 2008 • #37signals, #Blog, #culture, #design, #eight6, #happy cog, #inspiration, #kanye west, #kottke, #life, #love, #people, #personal, #pondering, #web, #world

I wrote this a month or so ago, and never published it. We live in amazing times. Just amazing. The internet has blessed us all with the power to communicate with each other. It took a while, but we finally … Continue reading →

Captioning Sucks! Comic Sans does too!

1 Apr 2008 • #art, #captioning, #comic sans, #creativity, #design, #eight6, #experiences, #geek, #inspiration, #joe clark, #open & closed, #typography, #web

Captioning Sucks! is a microsite about captioning, and why it sucks! Joe Clark approached me to design and build the site. His request: “garish and vulgar.” So, eight6 went to town. It was an odd request, and an awkwardly challenging … Continue reading →

Making Book, Solve Your Gambling Problem

23 Mar 2008 • #books, #charity, #coudal, #creativity, #culture, #eight6, #gamble, #life, #making book, #people

My company, eight6 is going to match up to $1000 worth of bets, to buy a ton of books for underprivileged kids. I love good causes. And, this one is fun! Get on over to the Making Book page and … Continue reading →

eight6 business cards

25 Jan 2007 • #art, #design, #eight6, #printing, #web

I just got some new cards printed up for eight6. They’re kind of tiny, only 2×2 5/8 inches. The precious-ness, makes them fun to hand out. And the less-is-more, yet not too much less, metaphor seems to stick. I like … Continue reading →

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