Wooo, back in the game! I know, it’s been a while – what with a fun solo trip to Oregon (my first real solo trip ever!), a birthday, and a shop launch – not to mention some big client projects in the works, life has been go go go!
When I first started playing around with design, those CD-ROM’s full of clip art images were the shit. (If you grew up in the late 90’s, you know exactly what I’m talking about.)
Let’s get real. Feeling overwhelmed and like your to-do list is ten miles long sucks big time.
When I first heard about Gumroad’s Small Product Lab challenge, I was intrigued and frankly, a whole lot intimidated.
The older I get the faster time seems to go by. Does anyone else feel that way? The “holy shit, it’s next month already!” feeling every time a new month comes around?
It’s been 4 years since I first started down the crazy path of full-time freelancing, and boy oh boy have I learned a TON, both about myself and about design!
One of my all-time favorite things is list making. I make lots of lists for things. Granted, I might not ever look at them again, but I make lists for pretty much everything. Since that’s the case, it’s super important for me to have a solid way of list-making for my business! In comes Trello.
It’s Website Week in B-school right now, which means a lot of people are rethinking the look and feel of their websites.
It occurred to me the other day that while I’ve been doing this business thing for over a year now, I haven’t shared a whole lot of things I’ve learned along the way… and boy, are there a TON. When I first started freelancing, I thought I’d do it as a side gig to keep …
I just want you to know something. I’ll begin by saying that, while I’m not a particularly masculine/tomboyish lady, I’m not a super feminine female lady either… I do love shoes and purses and shopping, but I also love football and sweatpants and a beer on occasion. I cringe at the bright pink Barbie aisle in Target …
