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														Star Wars Outlaws Typography is more exciting than the game *Updated
The typography in the Ubisoft game Star Wars Outlaws has me more excited than actually playing the game. Which I won’t do.
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														Greenbelt Conservancy rebrand exercise went well
A good friend of mine mentioned he was participating in a logo competition for the Greenbelt Conservancy in Staten Island. I took this as an opportunity to stretch my branding muscles and create a quick brand refresh. This is purely an exercise and in no way...
														ToDo Lists In Design Apps Need To Be A Thing
I had a "Why isn't this a thing" moment earlier today while familiarizing myself with Adobe XD (Always Be Learning). I found a plugin for the app that installs a ToDo list into XD. Why isn't this just built into every design app ever? The number of times I could've...
														Brainstorming a Battle Royale Game with Zombies
With the announcement of Back 4 Blood, my love of zombie co-op games have spawned yet another game idea. I used to co-host a podcast called Gamify with a buddy, Justin Jordan. On it we thought up viable video game ideas based on general topics. Some were based on...
														Netflix, add fitness programs please
Who doesn't have Netflix? There are 139.26 million Netflix accounts worldwide according to their Q4 newsletter. I can't fathom the hours of endless scrolling leading to sleep these accounts have accumulated. The value of this streaming model can't be denied. I have it...
														It’s for Our Sake Batman Always Wins
Who would win in a fight? Batman or some really powerful meta-being? It’s a question that has plagued mankind since an old Bruce Wayne plugged himself into the Gotham power grid and punched Superman a whole bunch in The Dark Knight Returns. Bruce came out the other...
														Helvetica Now has rekindled my love of the classic Typeface
I have always avoided using Helvetica due to its ubiquitous nature. It's literally everywhere. That's all thanks to its clean design and ability to work pretty much anywhere. From Verizon, to Jeep, to New York subway signage, Helvetica is a known quantity. I normally...
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