• While we’re in the middle of several national and global crises right now (when it rains, it pours! so fun!), attempting to keep our heads clear and healthy is a major task. This piece was made for @beok_collective (an incredible mental health org) but let it be a reminder to check in with yourself and your people ❤️
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    While we’re in the middle of several national and global crises right now (when it rains, it pours! so fun!), attempting to keep our heads clear and healthy is a major task. This piece was made for @beok_collective (an incredible mental health org) but let it be a reminder to check in with yourself and your people ❤️
  • I’m very excited to announce a new online workshop I’ll be teaching with the @illusdept! This course is for participants of all levels that want an intro to the world of type and design or are looking to level up their skills. The main focus of the lessons will be on expressive letterforms since that’s my specialty 🤓 More details and all other class offerings here: illustrationdept.com/classes
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    I’m very excited to announce a new online workshop I’ll be teaching with the @illusdept! This course is for participants of all levels that want an intro to the world of type and design or are looking to level up their skills. The main focus of the lessons will be on expressive letterforms since that’s my specialty 🤓 More details and all other class offerings here: illustrationdept.com/classes
  • In 1900, renown author, civil rights activist, and sociologist W.E.B. Du Bois gathered a team of Atlanta University students and alumni to create the first infographics about institutionalized racism. This whole week I’ve been researching these data portraits and time after time my mind was blown with how significant this series was, and how often it’s overlooked in design history. These data portraits were the first act of infographic activism. Yet their moment in history has been often overwritten by the singular non-inclusive lens of History Written By White People™️. On @theleagueof podcast, I have a segment dedicated to these data portraits, and talk about why these are relevant now more than ever. Link in bio. This is important.
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    In 1900, renown author, civil rights activist, and sociologist W.E.B. Du Bois gathered a team of Atlanta University students and alumni to create the first infographics about institutionalized racism. This whole week I’ve been researching these data portraits and time after time my mind was blown with how significant this series was, and how often it’s overlooked in design history. These data portraits were the first act of infographic activism. Yet their moment in history has been often overwritten by the singular non-inclusive lens of History Written By White People™️. On @theleagueof podcast, I have a segment dedicated to these data portraits, and talk about why these are relevant now more than ever. Link in bio. This is important.
  • I’m co-hosting a podcast for @theleagueof! On The Weekly Typographic, @micahbrich and I talk about the latest in type/design news, and I share some of my delightfully nerdy typography knowledge with the rest of the world. It’s a good time (you can swipe to see the topics we covered in the last episode) and we’ll be releasing an episode every Friday. It’s super accessible, so in case you’re not a graphic designer, we make sure it’s enjoyable for you too ☺️ It’s now streaming on a podcast-streaming app near you!
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    I’m co-hosting a podcast for @theleagueof! On The Weekly Typographic, @micahbrich and I talk about the latest in type/design news, and I share some of my delightfully nerdy typography knowledge with the rest of the world. It’s a good time (you can swipe to see the topics we covered in the last episode) and we’ll be releasing an episode every Friday. It’s super accessible, so in case you’re not a graphic designer, we make sure it’s enjoyable for you too ☺️ It’s now streaming on a podcast-streaming app near you!
  • Props to anyone who’s consistently keeping track of what day it is!
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    Props to anyone who’s consistently keeping track of what day it is!
  • The three most important adjectives in my life right now! And honestly if I can be at least one of these things on a given day I’m calling it a success 🙇🏻‍♀️ Also, thank you @moniqueaimee for creating an amazing lettering manual on fat bottomed letters, they’re the most fun 🤗
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    The three most important adjectives in my life right now! And honestly if I can be at least one of these things on a given day I’m calling it a success 🙇🏻‍♀️ Also, thank you @moniqueaimee for creating an amazing lettering manual on fat bottomed letters, they’re the most fun 🤗