Notes from the practice
What we publish, in order.
Short pieces on feasibility, drawings and the economics of building — written when a project teaches us something worth keeping. No market commentary, no season previews.
THE INDEX
Type as Identity: When the Font Becomes the Brand
Some brands are recognizable by their logo. Others, more enviably, are recognizable by their typography alone.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Illustration as Argument: When Drawing Beats Photography
Photography shows. Illustration tells. Knowing when to choose which is one of the harder calls in editorial design.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Why Studio Visits Beat Online Inspiration
Endless scroll has flattened our visual diet. Stepping into a working studio still does something nothing else can.
Themeasy|2 years ago
The Composition Trick Every Beginner Photographer Should Learn First
Before mastering exposure, before learning the gear, learn to subtract. Most weak photographs suffer from too much, not too little.
Themeasy|2 years ago
The Underrated Skill of Knowing When to Stop
Over-design is a more common failure than under-design. Recognizing the moment a piece is finished is its own craft.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Hand-Drawn in a Digital World
As tools get more capable, the value of imperfection rises. Hand-drawn elements signal something a vector can't.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Keep reading
Related notes.
Type as Identity: When the Font Becomes the Brand
Some brands are recognizable by their logo. Others, more enviably, are recognizable by their typography alone.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Illustration as Argument: When Drawing Beats Photography
Photography shows. Illustration tells. Knowing when to choose which is one of the harder calls in editorial design.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Why Studio Visits Beat Online Inspiration
Endless scroll has flattened our visual diet. Stepping into a working studio still does something nothing else can.
Themeasy|2 years ago
The Composition Trick Every Beginner Photographer Should Learn First
Before mastering exposure, before learning the gear, learn to subtract. Most weak photographs suffer from too much, not too little.
Themeasy|2 years ago
The Underrated Skill of Knowing When to Stop
Over-design is a more common failure than under-design. Recognizing the moment a piece is finished is its own craft.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Hand-Drawn in a Digital World
As tools get more capable, the value of imperfection rises. Hand-drawn elements signal something a vector can't.
Themeasy|2 years ago
Subscribe
A few notes a year, by email.
We write when there is something to say. Add your address; every note carries an unsubscribe line.





