… in its’ right place.

Here’s my go at the Lyric Typography Poster, which is located here.

In honor of me going to see them this weekend, I choose the Radiohead classic, Everything In Its Right Place. I’m sure many of you listen to them so I’ll spare the description.

Made this in Photoshop. I wanted to use graph paper as a background because I wanted to illustrate obsessive neatness, which is what I believe the song to be about. Modernist graphic design comes to mind when I listen to this song. That came into play when choosing Helvetica (haters gonna hate).

On a slightly different note, listen to this song and gaze at the work of Michael Johansson, I think they blend quite perfectly.

Without further ado:

Stellar views of Wäscälly Wäbbits’ Bunk 2 at Camp Magic MacGuffin

Yes, these are the Wäscälly Wäbbits you’re looking for! Check out Bunk 2 where there is plenty of room to dig and explore. As we get settled into camp, I’m looking forward to exploring the petroglyphs up on the cliffs.

Breaking Camp

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Hatchet Jack told us the other day that the hills and lake in the Camp MacGuffin vicinity are inhabited by Big Wäscäl Wäbbit, a huge seldom-seen critter that leaves a gigantic paw print similar to Sasquatch. If you see a paw print please take a picture and tweet about it.

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Three Chinese Officials in front of duPont Hall

For today’s Daily Create I photoshopped in the Three Chinese Officals meme which actually doubles as a design assignment (3 stars—which is far too many for this!). I love the idea of three hovering Chinese government officials congregating in front of duPont wondering what’s going to come out of the epicenter of Teaching and Learning technologies next.

Messing with the MacGuffin: Harry Potter

Well, that would’ve ended everything right there.

Harry Potter MacGuffin Assignment

I love harry potter.. so i did this macguffin in tribute to him.

One does not simply walk into Mordor. . .

Gandolf The Pushover.

Retitled thanks to Michael Branson