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Halfway around the world
Somewhere halfway around the world, I found time to bang some graphics out for the Trans World Expedition website. Pretty simple things, but it was nice to get some graphics work done. I left New York about 8 months ago…
A diagram of the vehicle I use during the expedition
Money spent during the expedition so far
Fuel cost per mile
Miles traveled so far
Number of day in each country
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See you soon, friends
Dear readers,
Back in the summer of 2009, I began to work on a challenging map. Trying to find out if it was possible to drive around the world. Now that the map is done, I will attempt the drive, just to make sure I got it right.
A graphic showing my route will be published with a AP story next week
My last day as an art director at the Associated Press will be November 2, and from there, I expect this blog to be half asleep. While I will be traveling, if I find some interesting design content, I will definitely post it here, but in the meantime, if you are interested to follow my travel, you should go on my other blog at http://transworldexpedition.com
With 600 RSS subscribers, I think this blog has been a success, and I definitely intend to get back to it in a year, when I will be back, so please keep it bookmarked, and stay connected to the feed.
And speaking of getting back, I will be looking for a job at this point, so if you like my work and your dream is to give me a big paycheck every two weeks, please contact me. I should be back in the U.S. in the winter of 2010, and would consider exotic places as well.
One last thing. I know there are people from many countries following my blog, and I would like to visit you, wherever you are. So please check the map, and let me know if I will be close to you. Then I can come, maybe see your workplace, and we can have a drink.
Waiting to hear from you!
Nick
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Financial meltdown anniversary
Almost one year already. Logo essay.
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New storm tracker
A new storm tracker, courtesy of programers/designers John Balestrieri and Siobhan Dooley. Some little design glitches are still in the work.
Click to see tracker in pop-up window
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Wildcat offenses
Simple and clean work from Merrill Sherman and Eddie Degasero.
