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This illustration was done totally for fun, but wouldn’t it be great to get this printed up for real?
No Coast Surf Squad
Author Archives: Matt
Nebraska Dept. of Economic Development
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This is the website for Nebraska’s Department of Economic Development. Snitily Carr was tasked with refreshing the look of the site as well as improving the search-ability of the site while literally preserving hundreds of pages and news articles from their old site. I was involved in this project from start to finish. I developed wireframes as well as a number of design concepts until we landed on something that the group of client stakeholders were happy with. Once we… Continue »
Colorado Wheat
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This is the website for the Colorado Wheat Administrative Committee, the research and promotion organization representing Colorado’s wheat producers. Snitily Carr was charged with refreshing their website, by improving the look, as well as the ease of use for both their constituents and the staff who are responsible for maintaining the site’s content. I was involved in this project from start to finish. I worked with the copywriter to establish a site-map, taking care to incorporate the organization’s distinct groups… Continue »
Rise & Shine
Design Experiment
A little design play for a cold snowy night. This would make the perfect album cover for my imaginary lo-fi electronica band.
Custom Paper Dude: Clopsy
Last year I hosted a creative break for my department in which we made custom Paper Dudes. I had such a good time with this that I decided to make a few more. This one turned out so well that I thought I’d share it with you fine folks. This fine chap here is Clopsy. Clopsy is a sweet little guy who loves long walks on the beach, but feels a little sad because his chompers are so big that he can’t get any smooches from the fine honeys laying in sand.
You can download a Clopsy of your very own. He’s pretty easy to put together. Just print him out on heavier paper. Cut him out, and put him together using stick glue or double-sided tape (which I found to work best)
You can download the original P.D. template from Matt Hawkins’ Custom Paper Toys blog.