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BRAND NEW WEBSITE Simon James Photographer- It's been quite a while in production, and finally the beast is released. I'm really super happy with it. Tons of new work, full rebranding, clean new look, social icons, sign up for newsletter, bio (bells, whistles...) and the share button all over the place. So... if you like it please do tell your friends. Phew!
Being in the business of developing business, S3 Companies turned to the Marstudio team to design a logo and website that reflects its own business practices. Singular and straightforward, S3 Companies wanted a website that communicated a sense of strategy, so Marstudio steered toward a simpler, more stylized approach and designed a black and white website – the color concept being that their business scope stretches to both sides of the spectrum.
Just changed the cover for my website and took away the white block on the left for a cleaner look to the homepage.
Note: Some might not see the change unless you delete all your cookies, browsing data so here is a screen shot :)
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really love this picture - although it's a bit overexposed.
Looks like an ad I think...
What do you think about this one?
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Markus Kauppinen
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a laundry machine within your apartment is a luxury unaffordable to most people in an urban context and a luxury i have learned to live without for several years. and honestly, i'm okay with that.
once every three weeks (four weeks if i carefully count unmentionables) i trudge down to the local laundry mat and confront my overflowing hamper. darks, lights, colors, towels, all meet their maker in the spin cycle. followed by a tumble in the larger than life dryer and two hours later, the process is complete... my bed has new sheets, my fresh towels are hanging on the rack, and my jeans no longer stand on their own. all is clean again.
so although it would be convenient to have my own speed queen within my rentable space, i must say, i'll choose my two hours at the laundry mat over your constant chore of changing loads at home any day.
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On Valentine's Day, NativeLivesMatter.org led a solidarity walk for environmental allies from the Sierra Club office to the Minneapolis American Indian Center to raise awareness of the issue of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women. Along the way, we tied red ribbons of remembrance to a bridge as public art. Photo by Emma Fiala.
My new website is online!!!
The focus of this second version of my website was to generate a never-ending city. The buildings are filling the screen completely in random patterns, regardless the size of your monitor. Even the lighting is randomly switched on and off, creating a lively environment.
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CCUA's Garden Greenhorn Intern, Kelsey Grant, harvesting lettuce to bring to the Columbia Farmers Market
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