After she was born, I went and got my master’s degree in Design and Art Direction in Barcelona. I did that for a little while and came back to the states to be there for birth of my daughter. I was ready for something new so I just thought “screw it.” So I took the internship and moved to Berlin. He’s just a super legit guy – one of the big names and somebody who really knows what’s going on. He had a really cool agency called Edenspiekermann. At the time, my wife was five months pregnant, but I heard about an internship in Berlin with a guy named Erik Spiekermann. Just like everyone else at the time, I started with Flash sites and eventually learned that that was a bad idea and I should be doing something else.Ī few years ago, I was living in Salt Lake City working at a company designing web software. After I graduated I immediately jumped into doing design – it just seemed like the easy and most natural thing for me to do. I basically just sat through college being really interested in the design world. I was super into it and knew that I really wanted to do it, but I couldn’t go to college for it. Then somewhere in the middle of high school I took a 3D animation class (this was, like, 1997, so 3D animation was fairly new at the time).

I was one of those kids that was always wanting to make stuff, always drawing. Give us a rundown on how you got into design It’s a small team, so we’re all pretty flexible and can adapt to whatever comes our way. The web services projects cover things like client and marketing pages, and some kind of boring back-end stuff. But primarily, I work on the web services as well as on Penultimate. Our team gets intermingled with a lot of other teams, so we get to play a lot of different roles and wear many hats. I’m a product designer on the product team. This week we interviewed Joshua Taylor, a UI Designer at Evernote in Redwood City, CA. We’re tracking down InVision users inside the world’s most amazing companies to discover their favorite tools, books, methods, and the philosophy behind what makes them so awesome.

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