on loving.
february has us thinking about how we love in all its forms – family, friends, partners and even strangers – and about the barriers we put up that prevent us from loving – professional, age, race, class, gender, etc. luckily, we found the 12 Kinds of Kindness project to help us
february has us thinking about how we love in all its forms – family, friends, partners and even strangers – and about the barriers we put up that prevent us from loving – professional, age, race, class, gender, etc.
luckily, we found the 12 Kinds of Kindness project to help us with these thoughts. Walsh and Goodman set up the project to intentionally grow their empathy. both designers, they pair their personal stories with a cool, interactive and visually engaging website. their project isn’t just a story, it’s also a campaign, with a clear call to action to try your own 12 kinds of kindness should you be so inspired. check it out! and then, you know, spread the love.
looking back: grip the mat
this week we’re covering some not-so-recent, recent work. consider it a throwback tuesday. grip the mat came to us in the very early stages of their business, as many of our clients do. while they needed the usual suite of brand collateral (logo, style guide, photography, website
work we like: everlane
how many clothing websites do you visit that have a “factories” tab? We were already fans of everlane‘s well-designed, high-quality clothing and accessories, but we’ve become even more intrigued by the way they combine their good taste with their great mission statement. everlane
work we like: everlane
how many clothing websites do you visit that have a “factories” tab? We were already fans of everlane‘s well-designed, high-quality clothing and accessories, but we’ve become even more intrigued by the way they combine their good taste with their great mission statement. everlane
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leap year.
leap years feel exciting – plenty of events only happen once every four years, but few others feel as special as a leap year. like a secret gift from something otherwise indelible (i.e. the calendar), the leap year always seems to sneak up on and surprise us. despite the exciteme
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that snow though.
with a mega-storm about to roll through d.c., we figured it was a good time for some snowspiration. these pics from self-taught farmer wilson “snowflake” bentley – who took his first photograph in 1885 – represent a few things we love: entrepreneurship, noticing the details, nega
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