[RJ Thompson]

Hey @joshhall I’m going to get the payment running soon – we’ll just indefinitely delay this until Pitt gives us direction on events.

Also, Pitt Times wants to do a story on our event.

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Nope. Not me. I’ll very rarely show you all things I’m working on because I have no LEGO confidence in comparison to you all. I KNOW I know don’t even go there. I just saw it on social media randomly. I don’t recall which platform. He should definitely be in our house, though.

I burned the Pitt Times on this for not covering our news but covering his. haha.

[RJ Thompson]

@joshhall exact same one. yes.

[RJ Thompson]

hi @philmatt24 and friends

I’m a ghost boo

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Thank you all for your feedback. Your concerns are well-founded and have considerable merit. No offense taken on the criticism. My students are taught to take constructive criticism as positive as possible.

Accepting this work because it was pro-bono is neither fair to you, the student, or your audience. If it’s not appropriate, it’s not appropriate, and that’s ok.

I think this experience, collectively, has at the very least enabled constructive conversations on how to proceed forward with any major branding/logo and website design initiatives – clearly, it must be a more concentrated, collaborative group effort with approval from the entire group, not just a committee or officers, etc.

@Ben – I don’t hate you. Thank you for the very specific feedback – I wish more clients gave me details like this.

@Susie – the logo was built first and the site was built second, but isn’t fully fleshed out as we needed feedback on composition, layout, navigation, etc.It is a WordPress site using a free WordPress theme. While this is less than ideal, I would encourage the group to seek out premium-quality themes, other design assets to use that, while they may cost something, will eliminate the basic WordPress look and feel. Thank you for your detailed feedback.

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Tim,

Your TARDIS model is flipping awesome. I shared it on instagram, where many of my students ‘liked’ it. Here’s the URL.

http://instagram.com/ysugraphicdesign

Not sure if this code will work…

<iframe src="//instagram.com/p/jmlz9fie-c/embed/" width="612" height="710" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allowtransparency="true"></iframe>

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[RJ Thompson]

Yo! RJ from Bellevue (southern-but-Northern contingency)

I’m a city builder, myself. I also enjoy the superhero legos.

[RJ Thompson]

awesome site. thanks for the share.

 

 

my wallet does not thank you.

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It’s a stage — like Stage AE kind of, not a concert hall per se — did Flickr load for you?

[RJ Thompson]

Modular Buildings/City Sets – either/or really. I enjoy both.

I’ll be on semester break here in about a week – would love to help any way I can. Here’s some lego inspired design work I did a few years back – I love when clients pay me to buy legos.

http://www.whatiszola.com/items/rock-the-streets/

I live in Bellevue – about an hour from Youngstown. It’s a smooth ride – I used to have to commute from PGH to Edinboro, PA [and back] 4 times a week – that’s 200 miles in one day. Never again.

Definitely add me to Facebook! Bernie and I do a lot of volunteering together…and he’s just an overall awesome dude. I haven’t seen Amy in years, we were both in undergrad together.

OH – the little concert hall I built for that project…I submitted it to Visit Pittsburgh and won VIP passes to LegoFest last year.

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