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Showing posts with label SLC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SLC. Show all posts
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Cameron Moll
Good news! Cameron Moll has printed another run of his stunning Salt Lake Temple Letterpress!
You can pick it up here. And if you enter the discount code SALTLAKE you get 30% off!
You're welcome.
You can pick it up here. And if you enter the discount code SALTLAKE you get 30% off!
You're welcome.
Friday, February 19, 2010
More reasons to love SLC
My dear friend and former visiting teacher from New York, Kathryn Evans, has recently moved back to SLC and was featured as a guest blogger on Design Lines, which is evidence of their admirable taste, so I may have to start following them.
Her post here, highlights some of my old SLC favorites and mentions some new places that I will be trying on my next visit (which will be in March to look for wedding dresses (!)).
Kudos Katharine. Well done.
Enjoy all!
Her post here, highlights some of my old SLC favorites and mentions some new places that I will be trying on my next visit (which will be in March to look for wedding dresses (!)).
Kudos Katharine. Well done.
Enjoy all!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
The Summit Group
I've had a crush on this company for a long time.
Back when I was finishing grad school and trying to figure out what do next, I went on a Googling escapade to find companies that did what I wanted to do in cities that I wanted to live in.
I looked in San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta, Denver, Boston, and Salt Lake City. I looked for companies that did branding and marketing consulting. When I googled "Branding" and "Salt Lake City" and discovered The Summit Group, it was like a transcendent experience.
I love everything about their company. I think they do high quality work. I think they have personality. I love their office space, their logo, their website. I love the idea that their work revolves around telling stories. They just GET it. And there are so few people who do...
Of course, I never applied to The Summit Group. Instead I ended up moving to New York City without and job and working for Time Warner.
Life never quite takes you where you expect to go. And now I'm running my own show at Whitefrog, which is a dream come true.
But if for any reason I find myself a free-agent living within 100 miles of downtown SLC, I will show up on The Summit Group's doorstep in my cutest outfit with a plate of oatmeal butterscotch cookies and beg for a job.
Back when I was finishing grad school and trying to figure out what do next, I went on a Googling escapade to find companies that did what I wanted to do in cities that I wanted to live in.
I looked in San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta, Denver, Boston, and Salt Lake City. I looked for companies that did branding and marketing consulting. When I googled "Branding" and "Salt Lake City" and discovered The Summit Group, it was like a transcendent experience.
I love everything about their company. I think they do high quality work. I think they have personality. I love their office space, their logo, their website. I love the idea that their work revolves around telling stories. They just GET it. And there are so few people who do...
Of course, I never applied to The Summit Group. Instead I ended up moving to New York City without and job and working for Time Warner.
Life never quite takes you where you expect to go. And now I'm running my own show at Whitefrog, which is a dream come true.
But if for any reason I find myself a free-agent living within 100 miles of downtown SLC, I will show up on The Summit Group's doorstep in my cutest outfit with a plate of oatmeal butterscotch cookies and beg for a job.
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