I had the pleasure of working with Matt LaWell and his wife Carolyn on their A Minor League season project. They are traveling across the country and visiting all the Minor League baseball ballparks and telling stories, taking photos, and celebrating the unique experiences available at each location.

I designed a logo and the front end design for A Minor League season. The project needed to be clean, professional, and classically baseball. We really wanted the website to have a clean, editorial feel. and it needed to support the different types of content they would be producing.

GoodBetterBest was the idea of a few students at Auburn who wanted an online community where they could go for advice on their designs and see what students were doing in other classes. I built the framework in wordpress and made a front end posting system that allows for easy image uploads and posting without having to go into the dashboard of wordpress. The site pulls rss feeds from several major design sites to help students get a broader view of the design world.

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EndGrain is a Wood Type and Letterpress blog and aggregator created from wordpress that houses images, writings and discussion about letterpress printing and wood type. I began collecting wood type in my sophomore year at Auburn, and have steadily added to the collection ever since. ndGrain is a Wood Type and Letterpress blog and aggregator created from wordpress that houses images, writings and discussion about letterpress printing and wood type. I began collecting wood type in my sophomore year at Auburn, and have steadily added to the collection ever since.

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