Concept is key.
A Chicago-based senior designer specializing in print, identity and web.
And theater criticism.
I’m a Chicago-based senior graphic designer specializing in identity, print and web. My methods are firmly rooted in theory, with the practical goal of creating something that honors the client’s brand and communicates it successfully to the audience.
Since moving here in 2004, I have been thrilled with Chicago theatre. In my role as a critic, I work as part of the ecosystem to drive audiences to great work while helping them sidestep that which falls short of splendor.
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My logo made manifest.
Ten years of waiting, and I finally found a manufacturer who could made an affordable copy of my logo at business card size! |
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Over at no/print/clint: This is your brain on digital.
Another print-loving friend of mine recently got me fired up to finish some articles over at my blog, no/print/clint. The latest one explores the necessity of doomsayers as an essential part of the ecosystem of change. |
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no/print/clint
Inspired by some debates with a print loving friend, I decided to take a stand in the favor of an all-digital world. I realize there's a lot of problems in that world, and I'd rather explore solutions before they become entrenched. To that end, I've created a blog to aggregate information on problems, solutions, and the very philosophy of the digital world. |
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Recent Theater Reviews | ||
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Orange Flower Water | 5.12.13
What should be a sharp look at the fallout from personal pursuit in the face of marital vows loses steam in the third act. |
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Spoon River Anthology | 5.4.13
A pleasant and heartfelt evening, this naked contemplation of death reminds us, in a melancholic way, to make the most of living, tackling life with all its joys and failures. |
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Seek & Ye Shall Find | 5.6.13
This one-man show explores the nature of being a minority within a minority in a magical, mythical journey to the land of Common Grounds. |
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Maria de Buenos Aries | 4.20.13
A surreal, haunting journey into Argentina's "Dirty War" as told through a spellbindingly reinterpreted tango opera. |
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