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Blog A La Cart

For those of you not in the know, Matthew and I worked on a cool project for our alma mater last fall. We designed a poster that will be handed out to freshmen that is a bucket list of sorts – a checklist of a bunch of things that alumni have said students should see or do before graduating. It’s called “Ephropology 101: The Williams Bucket List” and can be bought here. Ok. Now that I’m done shilling, I can get to the point.

We worked with Ashley on this project. Ashley has her hands in all kinds of pies, from working with the alumni office at Williams to doing her own design projects to running a photography boot camp (ooh, sign me up!) to repurposing vintage (read: cast-off) clothes from her mother’s attic . The woman is an inferno of awesomeness (she has two kids, two dogs, and chickens, too). She also blogs about it all, and in a much more timely fashion than we do (I have been meaning to write this post since January 1! Holy crap that’s a whole month ago already!! She also beat us to the posting punch about our visit to Williamstown by two days. Embarrassing – ). Anyway – at the changeover of the new year, she wanted to change up her header and asked me if I could tackle it. Her only requirements were that it showed her two dogs, some chickens and a cart wheel.

This is what I came up with (I confess, I love it):

One of her dogs, the noble Ursa, recently lost a leg to cancer, so Ashley asked that I show her in her tri-pawd state. I just hope I did the girl right.

Read all about Ashley, her brood, and her big ideas over at Blog A La Cart. She also happens to be a great writer and photographer, so prepare to be charmed.

4 comments to Blog A La Cart

  • Ash

    Oh I love it so! And you captured my beautiful Ursa Bear perfectly! xoxo

  • Jason

    Love it! I really love the main type treatment. So good.

  • jenifer

    I love it too! I’m so sorry, Ashley, about your doggie’s leg. I hope she’s felling well. She looks happy as Robbi has drawn her.

  • Clare

    Wishing Ursa the best. My beloved black lab is also fighting cancer. :-(

    As for the Eph poster, my son and his flat-mate (both Ephs) were just here and saw it for the first time. It was so fun to see them checking it out. My guess is it is already up on the wall in their apartment in SF. And, I loved seeing that Lane Faison’s gravestone made the cut. Made me smile….

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