Sesame Street knew what was up back in the day. I love the ending to this video. So great!

(Video found via Beast Pieces)

I am pleased to announce the launching of Wasatch Endocrinology’s new and improved website. We went from this, to this:

Heaps of thanks to Ryan Gregson for his coding skillz. I have never been a fan of replacing “s” with “z” but I feel like it is necessary in this case.

I have been debating with myself all day. I have no money. It’s kind of embarrassing how much money I don’t have (blame student loans, not me!). But with plans of getting a 2nd job, tax returns, and some freelance projects that should be done soon (right, Ryan?) I have talked myself into registering for The Southern Graphics Conference in Philadelphia. I am mostly excited, but partly sad that I will be starving for the next month or so. I guess I’m a real starving artist now. Emphasis on the starving, not so much the artist.

(Photos above courtesy of Lauren Brady, host of Amore Lounge)

I celebrated Valentine’s Day yesterday with an awesome breakfast at Ruth’s diner, snowshoeing up Big Cottonwood Canyon, the most amazing onion rings I’ve ever had at Red Rock, a massage, dinner at The Copper Onion and attending the most well-thought out themed party I’ve ever been to. Lauren (in photo) is so adorable. She mailed out invites that were letterpress printed for her Amore Lounge party. Cocktail attire required. Her gorgeous apartment was decked out with hand made paper and wooden hearts, a custom sign, stringed lights, delicious food, an open cocktail bar, a guest book, party favors and great people! I can’t wait to see the photos on my holga. I only took a few until some technical difficulties crammed my film (the sponge that held the film in place, rolled with it).

I had no idea there was black and white film in this. No idea. But these are the most frames in 1 roll that I’ve liked. I got 10 great photos out of 12 frames. Not so bad, right?