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I am not currently taking on any freelance projects, but if you’d like to chat about ampersands & grid systems, give me a holler.

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Learn a little bit more about the man behind the legend. And yes, I still love the hardly–useful service of Last.fm.

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Right Now, Andy is…

a Boulder-based designer specializing in user interfaces on web and iPhone apps. For fun, he writes a few Articles on design, posts in–progress shots on Dribbble & often shares 140 characters on Twitter.

Graphic designer living in Boulder, CO

Road Trip in California

A Little Introduction…

Hi, I’m Andy. Nice to meet you, too. I’ve been designing professionally for seven years, and in that time have developed an extensive portfolio of clients and projects—from Adobe to Jack Johnson and from T-Shirts to iPhone Apps.

This summer, I was given the opportunity to join the team at Mocavo as their full-time Art Director. It is a fantastic project with a very talented team behind it. If you live in Boulder and like to chat about design, have your people call my people and we’ll do lunch.

Article: Effectively Using a Grid in iPhone App Design; Download a PSD Template

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At this point, it feels like beating a dead horse when discussing the necessity and usefulness of a grid layout within a website’s creation. As designers, we have discovered, learned, and now effectively used a grid throughout most web apps or sites. But, despite the proliferation of well-designed apps for the iPhone and iPad, the use of the grid on mobile devices has somehow become lost in translation. Steve Jobs’ shiny toys have become a staple for most designers, right next to their beaten-up Moleskin and a pair of Ray-Bans it seems. There is already a litany of beautifully designed … Continue reading.

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What's With the Rabbit?

Simple answer? I like them. But the story behind it goes something like this: my previous company was called Andy in Color and a rabbit was the focal point of the logo. I always enjoyed the simplicity and design of it, so decided to keep it around for my current branding. I still use the name Andy in Color on a variety of social networks, so it made sense to bring the rabbit with me. Plus, who doesn’t like rabbits?