On loving Frederick, part two.
Looking south toward Seattle from a sailboat near the shores of Gasworks Park. Photo by Callie Neylan, 2011.
On July
On loving Frederick, part one.
Smith Tower, as shot from a friend’s loft in Pioneer Square, Seattle. Photo by Callie Neylan, 2006.
On July
On riding while white.
Wilkens Avenue: Longest Block in Baltimore. Photo by A. Aubrey Bodine, 1955.
Route 35. Destination: You Emm Bee See. Thank
On the power of hair and semiotics.
Me at about 3 yrs old. Photo by my mom or one of my siblings, 1970-ish. Durango, Colorado.
Redheads are
On guarding your innermost.
Wet torrential. Flashing light. Cozy in a coffeehouse. Justin, MacKenzie, Melissa and I, designers and artists we, reflecting on how
When you're in love with a broken city.
Yesterday, I read the saddest thing I’ve ever read in my life. In an interview with Bill Moyers, David
Gowalla begets meaning; meaning begets beauty.
After a morning interviewing bright, nervous Linehan Scholar candidates, I found this amazing mid-century modern furniture near campus. When I
On gangsters, mental models, and beautiful interactions.
To create beautiful interactions, maybe interaction designers should learn ASL and make friends with gangsters. In Losing the Language of
Flaxen alabaster.
Dark brooding silver sway.
Her hair behind the camera, laughing. She’s smart, that one. And more spirited than five-star
