Jared Christensen is a graphic and web designer living and working in the Dallas Metroplex. Read on!

New Work: Sifter

Logo created for for Sifter, a bug and issue tracker application soon to be released by up-and-coming web app development company Next Update. Read more...

Tales From The Weblog

Thursday April 10, 2008

Sifter.

I have been fortunate enough to work with friend and designer extraordinaire, Garrett Dimon, on a number of projects now. Last time I was honored to develop a logo for Garrett’s new company, Next Update. This time? Sifter.

Continue reading "Sifter."...

Additional Scintillating Weblog Content

Monday March 24, 2008

I Have A Fever, And The Only Prescription Is More... iPhone?

Wednesday March 19, 2008

Ecosystems of Failure.

Wednesday March 12, 2008

O Hai, I'm Back from SXSWi. And I Learned Something.

Monday March 3, 2008

Why, Yes -- I Am Going to South By Southwest.

Wednesday February 20, 2008

Navelgazing 2: The Reckoning.

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Plugged In: The Linklist

  • 404 User Experience Design.
    The Geniant Blog is dead. This new site frees us from the "Geniant" name and allows us to forge our own identity. Check it out, yo.
  • Tivo Alert - The Duke Spirit Tonight On Conan
    Now that the UK group The Duke Spirit has wrapped up their North American tour with BRMC, they have one stop remaining: a performance on Late Night With Conan O'Brien. Liela Moss and her bandmates will be on the program tonight, so don't forget to set those Tivos just in case your peepers just can't stay open that late.
  • The Most Important Skill
    "The one skill that I would identify as the most important, and the one that can make the most positive impact on your profession, is that of mastering your capacity and ability to learn."
  • Beck 8-Bit.
    Experimental packaging by Design has no name. Love it.
  • Portishead. Live. Coachella.
    You're still reading? PORTISHEAD LIVE COACHELLA FREE DOWNLOAD NOW MKAY?
  • Sony Corporation of America to Acquire Gracenote
    Sony, please don't break this like you break so many other things.
  • The Business
    I'm going to have to read this a few times to fully absorb it, but it looks like fantastic career path advice.