I’m super excited to announce that I’m taking HackerYou’s first ever Intro to Javascript & Jquery and Advanced Javascript & Jquery classes this fall. It starts this Monday, September 15th. I’m ready to get a serious crash course in Javascript & Jquery! I know Wes Bos will be an amazing instructor and I can’t wait […]
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I recently had the chance to photograph the artists at work during OCADU’s inaugural Residency Program at Working Title Press. Coordinated by lead printer, Nicholas Shick, the printmaking artists collaborated with technicians to produce some fantastic work. I never took any printmaking classes while I studied at OCAD, it was really neat to see just how […]
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Do you know about your Mac’s text-expander feature? Since OSX Mavericks and iOS 7, iCloud has been syncing any text shortcuts between all your iCloud enabled devices. This feature has the potential to be super useful, but it’s kind of hidden on both desktop and mobile. How to Find Text Shortcuts on Mobile Go to […]
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I love any tool that helps me work more efficiently. I’ve written before about how Evernote is a big part of my organizational workflow. Recently I’ve been thinking a lot about how to streamline tasks in my web design & development workflow. Learning SASS, Git (version control), and configuring a bunch of Sublime Text packages for automating […]
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Did you now how amazing the Toronto Public Library archives are? I stumbled upon their digital archive recently and got sucked in. Before I knew it, I’d lost a couple hours of my work day to clicking from one image to the next. There’s nearly 9,000 images! The best part is that most of the […]
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