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Some have been created for use on different sites and blogs on request, and some are a product of inspiration and boredom.
Dustin Pedroia, leaping, hitting and short. |
Neil Young. Smell the horse on this one. |
Justin Verlander, baseball's most valuable player. |
Pearl Jam's many one-word song titles. |
Tim Thomas rendered as a comic book hero. |
My tribute to Keith Richards. I'd like to make this a poster someday. |
Celebrating Carl Yastrzemski's long, long career in baseball. |
Keep calm, it's just some fun with two English classics. |
A breakdown of Dustin Pedroia's 25-game hitting streak. |
A chart plotting the fate of all of The Who's songs from their ill-fated Lifehouse project. |
This graphic plots all of the baseball teams in Massachusetts. |
Do not tread on Bruins goalie Tim Thomas. |
A graphic of pitcher Pedro Martinez's career. Typography and photos. |
Made for a friend of mine, a long-time Seattle SuperSonics fan trying to adjust. |
A chart plotting the Beatles' discography from 1962 to 1970. |
A friend of mine told me she was buying her first record player. |
Photos and sketches
Wild Flag, rocking again at the Paradise. |
St. Patrick's Day, Faneuil Hall. |
The Black Keys, blurry and rocking. |
Tim Thomas, as doodled in one of my many notebooks. |
Jason Varitek's most famous moment, as a scribble. |
Joey Ramone, looming large over NYC. |
The Washington Monument, as seen from inside the Lincoln Memorial. |
Thurston Moore, live from the Somerville Theatre. |
Looking down on Macy's in New York City. |
The new Black Keys record, and my bag. |
Skating at Hetland Memorial Rink in New Bedford, Mass. |
The window outside Jon Mitchell's campaign office. |
Wild Flag, at the Paradise in Boston, rocked. Rocked! |
Up on the roof of The Standard-Times. Believe it or not, that was work-related. |
Doodling Pawtucket Red Sox left fielder Daniel Nava at McCoy Stadium. |
I'd always wanted to colorize the tongue on this Jim Marshall photograph of Keith Richards. |
Waiting at the Charles/MGH T stop at the end of the weekend. |
Go for a walk on the beach, get bossed around by a sign. |
Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips, doodled on the T ride home from their concert in Boston. |
At a wedding in Virginia. I like wearing sneakers with a suit. |
Peeking under the bleachers at Spillane Field during a Wareham Gatemen game. |
Joe Thornton, gone but not forgotten. Taken at the Bruins' Stanley Cup victory parade. |
Me, my guitar, and a late night alone. |
Inside the Newport Storm brewery. |
Pedro Martinez, a true artist, doodled while watching the Red Sox on my laptop. |
Queens of the Stone Age, live in Boston. |
The underside of my Red Sox hat serves as a tribute to Thom Yorke. |
My first official recognition in journalism, beyond the paycheck. |
15 years of Pearl Jam memorabilia, collected and boxed. |
Boston Bruins vs. Washington Capitals. Cheap seats, TD Garden, Boston. |
My living conditions at the moment. No complaints, though... |
I was kicking around ideas for a redesign of Static and Feedback. |
Self portratit in doodle form. |
Album a day calendar
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Beginning Jan. 2011, I have been keeping track of what I listen to each day, in the form of an album-art calendar. So, please, peruse my listening whims in handy calendar form. You'll notice I'm prone to listening to the complete masterworks of an entire artist for weeks. |
iPhone doodles
Informal little bits sketched with my finger on my phone while waiting for oil changes, trains, flights, etc.
Below is a gallery of front pages designed for The Standard-Times in 2006. This is by no means a complete archive of my design work from that time. Pages will open as .pdf files in a new window.
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2005-Present This is the third edition of Static and Feedback, which last underwent a redesign in the summer of 2007. All site maintenance and design falls on me. Elements include unique pages for stories, section fronts, graphics, a news blog and audio files. Static and Feedback was launched in 2005 as a forum for thoughtful writing on music, but also photography, movies, literature and the arts. Articles, podcasts and online forums are all incorporated as tools to further engage the reader and continue the flow of discussion. |
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Indianapolis Model United Nations In 2008 and again in '09, I was contracted to build a site for the Indianapolis Model United Nations. This site was designed to host the position papers for the 2009 Indianapols Model U.N. conference. Engineered to be user friendly, the reader can access each section's documents quickly and easily. (This site has since gone offline. Link goes to a screen shot of the front page.) |
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Go Green Guidance I was contracted in early 2008 to build a Web site for Go Green Guidance, a consulting company based in Phoenix, Ariz., specializing in green building and remodeling. This was their first site, which required a full skeleton in addition to graphics, pages, functions, etc. I also created a logo for the company for use on the site, stationary, business cards and annoucements. All materials are the property of Go Green Guidance. |
And, of course, I created the website that you're reading right this moment.