i love this.

Go support these two talented young designers and buy some clever, charming, fun handmade work!

Christina Childress
paperfingers.etsy.com

Van Huynh
govango.etsy.com

Josh Horton created this series of designs for Fellowship Memphis’ services for Easter. Their website currently displays a really smooth transition between the images. Simple, but very effective conceptual approach.

Yep, I’ve become one of “them”.

I’ve been back and forth but decided to create a design account and a personal account. It gets overwhelming sifting through so much clutter when you just want to read your friends’ comments!

I found a ton of great museums, artists, and other resources of particular interest. I am hoping to eventually rebuild my website and might find uses for Twitter as a means of creating changing forms of content. We’ll see how it develops.

follow me @designjustin

Fifty People, One Question: Brooklyn. From Crush + Lovely, who did others for this series. (via swissmiss)

I love this idea—stirring up wonder, possibility, questions and simply listen, imagining with them.

I photographed and launched a website for my friend AT’s personal project. Go take a look, buy some shoes, and help fight injustice and reach the unreached.

www.theredrevolution.com/fashion

Extreme Drug Resistant Tuberculosis

Not many posts lately because I’ve been busy settling in. I am living in Memphis now, getting involved in the community slowly, but surely, and working at a great design firm for the past few months. They just released a redesign of their portfolio, go check it out!

Science Machine from Chad Pugh on Vimeo.
via YWFT Blog