1. cavetocanvas: Design for Colored Window in Red - Josef Albers, 1923 One of my favorite works (not JUST because it’s pink, either).

    cavetocanvas:

    Design for Colored Window in Red - Josef Albers, 1923

    One of my favorite works (not JUST because it’s pink, either).

    Tue.Dec.06.11 | 5 months ago | 195 note(s)

  2. Coffee brewing/drinking chart. Very funny, and sort of true. 

    Coffee brewing/drinking chart. Very funny, and sort of true. 

    (Source: ilovecharts)

    Tue.Dec.06.11 | 5 months ago | 455 note(s)

  3. I actually finished (with some help from my boyfriend) the full mock video booth for my semester project about a week before Thanksgiving, I just forgot to post the picture! More pictures are sure to come after it’s been reassembled for class. 

    I actually finished (with some help from my boyfriend) the full mock video booth for my semester project about a week before Thanksgiving, I just forgot to post the picture! More pictures are sure to come after it’s been reassembled for class. 

    Tue.Dec.06.11 | 5 months ago | 10 note(s)

    progress | semester project | video booth | prototype |
  4. pulmonaire: Mouthful of Junk by Tom Deininger This is one of the cooler things I’ve seen lately. I approve of artistic upcycling!

    pulmonaire:

    Mouthful of Junk by Tom Deininger

    This is one of the cooler things I’ve seen lately. I approve of artistic upcycling!

    Mon.Dec.05.11 | 5 months ago | 237 note(s)

  5. pulmonaire:

    “Chemical Balance” is an art installation by Jean Shin made with recycled pill bottles to make chandelier style objects.

    I love art that people complain isn’t art. This is beautiful and cool (and a way to upcycle pill containers!), and I appreciate the fact that they look like stalactites. 

    Mon.Dec.05.11 | 5 months ago | 11841 note(s)

  6. 9gag: Anatomy of Nerds & Geeks Handy infographic for discerning between the nerds and the geeks.

    9gag:

    Anatomy of Nerds & Geeks

    Handy infographic for discerning between the nerds and the geeks.

    Mon.Dec.05.11 | 5 months ago | 850 note(s)

  7. micasaessucasa: Disaster Bookshelf by Victor Barish I don’t know much about interior design, but I know I like this. 

    micasaessucasa:

    Disaster Bookshelf by Victor Barish

    I don’t know much about interior design, but I know I like this. 

    (via marsatyar)

    Wed.Nov.30.11 | 6 months ago | 6048 note(s)

  8. just looks cool. right?

    just looks cool. right?

    (Source: chelsamander, via humblejungle)

    Wed.Nov.30.11 | 6 months ago | 459 note(s)

  9. Finished school lunch project! I dubbed it “VirtuaLunch.” I’m not in love with the title, but I think I did good work

    (Source: some-sort-of-know-it-all)

    Wed.Nov.30.11 | 6 months ago | 11 note(s)

    progress | finished project | my projects | school lunch app | ipad | iPad app | finished | finished |

  10. working on my ipad application mock-ups today (they’re due tomorrow! eek!)

    Here are some wireframes/ideas for the final state of the application.

    Mon.Nov.28.11 | 6 months ago | 13 note(s)

    progress | My projects | school lunch app | ipad app | wireframes |
greetings.

i'm sara. i'm a senior at KSU (go flashes or something) majoring in information design and minoring in web design and programming and art history. i designed newspaper pages for a year, and i worked for a student news website for even longer.

i have unpredictable taste in art and design, although i tend toward the avant garde and the minimalistic. lately, i've been doing some freelance web design work, and it pays alright, actually, when i actually have a project.

this blog is for all the jabs i want to make at newspaper designs (and redesigns), terrible (and exceptional) web pages, and unusual /intriguing designs from all media.


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