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I want this house. - Ashley

Backyard gardening - Ashley

can we go to this? is there any time? gah! :) - Ashley

"Quick plug for Vewd! :) Worth your look!" - Ashley

LOVE the kitchen - Ashley

From the page: "Project completed for Team Suckin' Wind during my internship with the National MS Society, Mid Atlantic Chapter (Charlotte, NC). Brief: Team Suckin' Wind requested a kit (jersey and billboard short) for this year's BikeMS event that will be held in October 2009. They loved the design of the Slipstream team kit http://www.slipstreamsports.com/ ) and wanted something similar. I designed an attractive kit, reminiscent of Slipstream's, that features a prominent argyle pattern and the team's own artwork. " - Ashley

font manager - Ashley

From the page: "Found a clever photographic project online today: The Photographic Dictionary curated by Lindley Warren. The idea? â€oeThe Photographic Dictionary is dedicated to defining words through the literal, figurative and personal meanings found in each photograph.”" - Ashley

some career info in here...for HS students, too - Ashley

From the page: "Read on for some info on my freelance business and for a free treat for kids or the young at heart!" - Ashley

how cool was that? such a brilliant idea - Ashley

por my career rockstar babel - Ashley

From the page: "Bored? Need some inspiration?" - Ashley

From the page: "MOMA held an exhibition from March 2 to May 12, 2008 entitled Color Chart: Reinventing Color from 1950 to Today." - Ashley

From the page: "When Emma Westerlund's father was diagnosed with cancer, he was hospitalized in Jakobstad, a town of about 25,000 in western Finland. On her visits to the hospital, Emma, a lecturer at the Department of Fine Art Photography at Novia University of Applied Sciences in nearby Nykarleby, thought that the greyish painted corridors through which she accompanied her father were certainly not conducive to uplifting the patient's mood. At the same time she felt that her father, given the state he was in, wasn't much concerned with questions of interior design." - Ashley

From the page: "In general terms, because "What Matters" (Sterling 2008) by David Elliot Cohen does what it intends to do: it educates about things that really do matter: global warming, environmental degradation, AIDS, malaria, the global jihad, genocide in Darfur, the inequitabel distribution of global wealth and other issues. " - Ashley

From the page: "Student Philip Spradley is responsible for this phenomenal design. I couldnâ€t resist putting this one out there. Hair! Beards! Genius!" - Ashley

From the page: "Popular Norwegian photographer Kimm Saatvedt has got a website to which other photographers should aspire." - Ashley

From the page: "Man, I wish I had thought of this. Jason Sadler is a genius." - Ashley

From the page: "I'm absolutely smitten with the website of graphic designer Ben Barry. So colorful, so simple, so informative!" - Ashley

From the page: ""Searching for Schindler" (Vintage Books 2008) is a memoir. When Keneally set out to become a writer, Australians thought that writing and the arts "were something which happened elsewhere, in Western Europe." However, when Keneally met Poldek (in October 1980), he had already "been a writer for some seventeen years or so."" - Ashley

From the page: "Some mind-boggling illustration in the portfolio of Stefan Venbroek. Check out the Riverside illustration below. It's a layered, collaged, super-detailed work of art." - Ashley

From the page: "Photography, and especially documentary photography, has been used as a tool because it can tell the truth. Photographs present proof in a tangible form, which makes it easier for us to find what relevance and meaning the subject has to our own lives." - Ashley

about cold-calling - Ashley

a competitor? - Ashley

let's go next time we're in DC! - Ashley

From the page: "Iâ€ve seen plenty of posts about ZERO PER ZEROâ€s City Railway System projects. Iâ€m glad folks led me to the ZPZ website, but mainly Iâ€m glad that via the ZPZ site I found the illustrations of Jin Sol." - Ashley

i would love a white patterned wall like the last picture. SO pretty! - Ashley

From the page: "Check out this packaging design by Patrick McKeever. A little bit of conversation going on over at Dieline.com, but aside from the funky shape of the box and its disadvantage to stocking grocery shelves, the idea to turn control portion size with the box-top is simply genius." - Ashley

From the page: "In the same breath that encourages something progressive with activity, exercise and strength...you can't help but notice the stereotype still embedded with the design. Why are all the illustrations of women? Why is every person using the packaging as a dumbbell a woman?" - Ashley