…I have no practical use in mind.
Some people collect teacups… I collect fonts.
Ivory (No Swashes/Swashes) from MyFonts.
As with 99% of the fonts I buy…
Posted: 2nd July 2010 by Teresa in typographyTags: font, font love, font obsessions, fonts
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Yes, I have it. But I satisfy myself by visiting highly successful graphic designers who are also non-blogging.
Not that I compare myself to them. Them with their “big-time” clients and multi-million dollar accounts… but I digress.
What have I been doing I hear you ask… or not.
Well take a look at my last few blog posts and you will see what. These subway posters have practually taken over my life.
And how I scoffed sarcastically when I read about graphic designers taking on a summer intern. Hello, pure genius. Lord, what I wouldn’t pay just for someone to come in for a couple of hours a week to just handle the mail… and the pickups from the printer… and to run to Starbucks.
Hello, Richmond, Virginia!
Posted: 22nd May 2010 by Teresa in Design Guru, posters, typographyTags: prints, richmond prints
Thanks for the interest in the Richmond neighborhood “Subway” prints. Sorry I couldn’t be there to meet you all today, but I am a bit under the weather at present and must stay close to home. My aunt told me about all the nice comments and such and I really do appreciate them.
Not to worry, I will have more prints on the way and my aunt’s booth will be in the same location for the coming weeks, so if you didn’t get a chance to get your print today, you can still get one there next week and the weeks to come.
I also do custom orders (I charge a bit more for those, I’m afraid) and I do sell a slightly different Richmond Neighborhood print online, but the print that was available today is exclusive to the South of the James market show. So, drop me a line if you’d like a custom print or visit my online store for the version one print.
Again, thanks a lot for your interest! 
Wait a doggone minute…
Posted: 24th April 2010 by Teresa in Design Guru, posters, typographyTags: restoration hardware, Subway poster
…you mean I could have been charging people $600 for my subway prints?
I’m a graphic designer not a web designer (as you can plainly see)
Posted: 22nd April 2010 by Teresa in Design GuruTags: busy, graphic design, LEED, portfolio, web design
The website is a work in progress. I just never seem to have the time. The blog is easier because I can just yank a free template from the template fairy and all is good.
The website… that would be no.
No excuse! I’ve got people who want to see my portfolio (yes, I have one… um, an old school one that I like, carry around (does anyone even do that anymore) but it has been borne in upon me that I need to put it online.
I take horrible still-life type photographs (much better at landscapes) and I don’t have one of those white “tents’ or whatever you call them (hello, again… “graphic designer” don’t know that proper words that photographers use)
I will get myself together shortly (promise) just as soon as I stop making vintage subway posters… and catch up with Damages… and visit the Green Build project house tomorrow… and get my LEED certification… and take that stupid Interior design class already…
