As someone who spends way too much time in a digital world where flaws literally aren’t possible, I love seeing small ink blots, misaligned layers, and grainy coverage.
Read MoreWhen I was starting out, tech jobs were so mysterious. Unless you hit up a career fair in college and worked an internship in Big Tech (both of which I missed because my career journey had its fair share of twists and turns), I had zero idea how people did it.
Read MoreMaybe it’s the the winding cobblestone roads, sweet shopkeepers, or the sight of laundry hanging out on the balcony, but Portuguese cities feel more lived-in and genuine, unjaded by tourism.
Read MoreA 5-part story: cloudy dramatic mornings, the magic of Montmartre, Versailles: town and country, autumn in Paris, and the legacy of Dior.
Read MoreLately my work has been less about the work work and more about people.
Read MoreMaybe it’s just rosy retrospection, but I want to live like it’s 2020 again.
Read More“It almost seems like you’re not giving yourself the permission to be happy,” she says.
Read MoreThese houses were well-designed, functional, used quality materials, and have stood the test of time. I wanted to break down the essence of these homes, study modularity, and reassemble them into configurations that resemble my street today.
Read MoreAbout 4 years ago, I started my first job as a product designer at thredUP. Here are some things I’ve learned during my time there.
Read MoreShannon mentioned she had recently inherited clothing from her grandmother-in-law. I knew we had to do a shoot.
Read MorePushing the limits of a familiar design tool and playing with animation.
Read MoreOne of the most magical days of my life.
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