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cumulative poster series

cumulative poster series


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Posted by on Jan 19, 2011 in Student Work |

Move It and Lose It Cumulative Poster Campaign, by Erica...

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presentation graphics (pdf)

presentation graphics (pdf)


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Posted by on Jan 17, 2011 in Work |

I hate wishy-washy PowerPoints! For my talk at the Electronic Literature Organization conference at the University of West Virginia in June of 2012 I used Cyrus Highsmith’s powerful font Zocalo in massive sizes against a black background. Wittig Netprov Talk 2012 pdf

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two-tragedy-mask Logo

two-tragedy-mask Logo


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Posted by on Jan 17, 2011 in Work |

My personal mark, the two tragedy masks. I use this in the manner of an asian “chop” signature for visual/verbal work.  

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UMR recruiting poster

UMR recruiting poster


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Posted by on Jan 17, 2011 in portfolio10, portfolio20, Work |

Poster for a recruiting event for the UMD-administered University of Minnesota Rochester Graphic Design program. view larger version

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scrolling photo-emoticons

scrolling photo-emoticons


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Posted by on Jan 17, 2011 in portfolio10, portfolio20, Work |

Friday’s Big Meeting is a web comedy that takes place in the fictional in-house chat room of a small design firm. In my search for readable web-based literary typography I was intrigued by the efficiency and openness of the written format of Hollywood scripts. I noted that scripts include terse, third-person descriptions of characters actions — the...

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