Being yourself doesn’t have to be so damn boring ⚡️
Tampa, FL
Joined May 2010
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I designed some shirts you probably saw on TV
+ a few others to go with it
Nike – College Football Playoff, Apparel Graphics ⚡️
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Man, people really don’t get Tampa.
Tampa is a sports tourism city.
Example: Packer fans flock to Tampa for sun and a mini-vacay when the Packers play the Bucs.
Tampa is also a city where only 1/3 of population is FROM Tampa.
So there will always be transplants that want to go see their “first love” team.
I’ve lived in Chicago, NYC, Philly.
Tampa is as good a sports town as the others, but people see Cub fans en masse when Rays and Cubs play and think “Tampa is a bad sports town”. That’s lazy and uneducated.
Also, Rays ain’t dead yet!
#WorldSeries #WorldSeries2026
Mark • Brand Identity Designer retweeted
Not an airport update but can y'all plz cut it out with the AI-generated invites and posters and such???! Those look terrible and it's getting on our nerves 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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I really dislike how much the Internet design community dog piles on almost any change to branding or UX in any consumer app.
I understand that part of being a designer is being critical, but it’s just exhausting to see everybody jump on the chance to shit on the target of the week (Spotify in this case).
If you think you have something constructive to add, that’s one thing.
But if you’re just showing up to dunk on someone for Internet points, that’s weak shit.
(And yes, I’ve done it many times in the past, and every single time I felt shitty about it and I regret it)
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THE USA IS GOLDEN FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1980! 🥇🇺🇸🏆
🎙️Kenny Albert with the call for NBC
Mark • Brand Identity Designer retweeted
Listening to “Your Top Songs 2025” and thinking “Wow these are bangers”
Mark • Brand Identity Designer retweeted
The telephone icon isn't outdated, it is the opposite. It's ingrained in culture now, just like the floppy disk icon to save a file. Icons can have semantic meaning, like the biohazard sign, even though it doesn't resemble anything "real".
Mark • Brand Identity Designer retweeted
Anyone who thinks "the customer is always right" never worked in graphic design.
