Another graphic day at Graphic Content
October 20, 2009
Someone over at Graphic Content – the region’s premiere art and design blog – must have me confused with an actual artist. For the second time this month, something I’ve created has made the cut: this time, some photography from D.C.
Humbling, as always.
For more photos, I implore you to check out the photoblog (Much More Sure) or our Flickr page. And get Graphic Content into your feed reader, if you haven’t already.
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Black Marks on Wood Pulp has been commenting on life and everything associated with it since February 2005. He's also photoblogging at Much More Sure. Everything you've ever wanted to know about Black Marks on Wood Pulp and Corey Vilhauer is located here, on the About Page.
Posts
- What I’ve Been Reading – The Red Pony
- On the first day of preschool
- Mastering the cycle of inspiration
- Puddle jumping
- D*** it
- The doctor’s office
- Everything is dead
- What I’ve Been Reading – HTML5 for Web Designers
- A quick note on children’s brands
- There is no greater sports star than the sports star I become … in my head.
Comments
- Corey Vilhauer on Mastering the cycle of inspiration: "Possibly. One thing’s for sure: your creative peaks are much more delicious than mine."
- kv on Mastering the cycle of inspiration: "This must be why I have to make ricotta cheese and spaghetti sauce for the eggplant parmesean and still feel the need to make hamburger buns. Oh, and..."
- Corey Vilhauer on The “Aha” moment: "I loved that episode. I love that show."
- m!les on The “Aha” moment: "RadioLab had a great episode where they discussed counting in young children. The conclusion they made was that children think of numbers logarithmically...."
- Sam on Everything is dead: "“The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” - The Web"
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Who says I don’t want them following me?
Who says they aren’t already following me?
(Thanks, BTW)