Portfolio updates coming soon. Projects we are currently working on: redesigning and redeveloping the Caterpillar Footwear global website, a new site for Parisian production company Les Telecreateurs, and a new site for Chicago's legendary Drag City.

Now hiring - We are looking for a full-time Project Manager / Producer / Accounts Manager. Ideal candidate would have at least 2 years experience. Experience working with web IA a plus. Apply here.

Someoddpilot's Chris Eichenseer has a solo art exhibition at the new Threadless gallery space (3011 N. Broadway, Chicago) opening Friday May 2nd. He will be showing new photography work. The opening on Friday I believe is 7 to 9pm, and the show will be up through May 18th.

If you haven't had the chance to check it out, it's a great space with interesting design commuinity shows - Chuck Anderson was there in December and Electric Heat was just there in January.

Pitchfork announced today the upcoming launch of their new enterprise - Pitchfork.tv, this generation's answer to the concept of a 24hr music television channel. We are honored to have developed the branding for this new enterprise. I have to wonder if MTV is at least a little bit freaked out.

We recently designed the logo for a new social activism / fundraising commuinity website called The Point. There is also an entertaining YouTube video on how it works.

Interview with Someoddpilot's Chris Eichenseer at The Daily Copper here.

I would never have guessed our work would end up on the front page of The Onion. Very funny article.

Chris will be a judge at this year's Cut 'n' Paste Design Tournament in Chicago, October 6th. It's a tournament that pits designer against designer in 15 minute battles. Should be fun.

We're sponsoring a new series of metal/ instru-metal / aggro-post-rock shows in Chicago to educate and raise dough for the Climate Crisis, called "Denial Fest". We've designed a website and a silkscreened poster printed by Delicious Design League, who are also donating their efforts.

We've just launched the re-design of the Windish Agency site to include additional functionality. And it's prettier, wider, and the orange is darker. What can we say. The artist's pages are much more interesting than the previous version, but then again, so is the internet. We've added space for youtube videos, mp3's and the like. Thanks. Link