06.14.2010
Please check out my new side project, Sundayed. I’ll be contributing a post now and again, along with some really sharp writers. The site was created by Jason Moriber to deliver provocative weekend reading. He says:
I pined for a site that intended to write ‘Sunday” reading material. Thoughtful, insightful, personal, practical, and intriguing. I discussed this idea over time with many of the contributors who have signed on to write for this blog and we decided to make this intent-driven site ourselves.Each week, either on Sunday (or just before), we’ll post a handful of writings by a widening list of interested contributors. Not too much stuff, just enough material to fit the hour or two during that splended weekend day when you’re finally free from the previous week, and are gearing up to conquer the week ahead.
My first post, Untitled [A Colorful Man] is a personal story of loss, and while it was difficult to write, it felt good to put it out in the world.
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06.02.2010
Lewis Van Arnam established LVA Represents in Brooklyn in 1977, and since then has been representing high caliber fashion, beauty and lifestyle photographers. The emails for LVA Represents and LVA+ are sent to creative directors and art buyers around the globe. I create and analyze the results of each email for Wise Elephant.
Check LVA out on the web: LVArepresents and LVA+
Tags: design, email, lva+, sara mcguyer, wise elephant
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05.29.2010
Dr. Jamie Lopez hired me to design her logo, website and business cards for her private mental health practice in San Jose, California. Jamie requested that her identity elements convey professionalism and modernity. She picked the green, gray and black color palette and asked for a simple, geographic brand mark.
Tags: california, design, dr. jamie lopez, logo, sara mcguyer, web design
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05.28.2010
I knit with a group that meets in Broad Ripple in Indianapolis. The founder hired me to create some identity and web banner graphics for the group. My only directives were to base the designs on yarn and knitting and to include the group name, Pick Two.
I had a blast combining my love of knitting with design.
Tags: design, indianapolis, knitting, logo, sara mcguyer, web banner
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