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Justin Kerr

Creative Director

I spent 10 years working in print design before being lured to Newfangled in 2000. I didn't have any prior experience with the web (other than sending e-mail) but I eventually learned to be as proficient with pixels as I am with ink and paper. As the sole designer at Newfangled, I have the distinct pleasure of working with all of our development teams. I enjoy the process of seeing a site progress from the discovery phase up through quality testing. It's a great feeling of satisfaction to see a new site go live.

My wife and I have a cozy little home in Providence, RI that is stuffed to overflowing with our six children. We enjoy traveling together and seeing the country in our 12-passenger van. In those rare moments of free time, I work in my wood shop or grab a ride on my motorcycle. Somewhere in my basement is a dusty diploma from the Rhode Island School of Design.

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Blog Posts

The Art of Letterpress

February 18, 2010 at

Kluge letterpress Know from whence you came. If you know whence you came, there are absolutely no limitations to where you can go— James Arthur Baldwin

If you've ever run your fingers over the pages of a 100 year-old book and felt the indentations of the text on the paper you're familiar with the feel of letterpress printing. Letterpress is the antiquated technology of applying ink to metal slugs stamped with letterforms and then pressing a sheet of paper against those letterforms to create a printed page.

The Democratization of Stock Photography

February 12, 2010 at

I use stock photography for a good portion of our client sites, selecting them from a handful of stock agencies in order to keep my searching simple and the design budget from ballooning.

I love that there are millions of professional-quality, high-resolution stock images available for download; priced so I can purchase multiple images for a single client. But it wasn't always this way.

Typekit

January 29, 2010 at

Last month I stated my new year's wish was a better selection of fonts for web design — and it looks like that may be closer to coming true.

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