We work from the snowy burbs of Utah, the eclectic streets of San Francisco and all the way out to the bustling side streets of Bangkok.
This is me and I am him – Goo goo ga joob. I have worked in web development, UI (user interfaces), and UX (user experiences) in very large companies and boutique shops all over the West Coast since 1998
I am constantly traveling around and exploring e-commerce, m-commerce and commerce from some of the most unusual places in the world.
He has an obsession and acute (nearly unmatched) skill with type. Lettering wreaks havoc in his daily life where he is routinely tripped by fire hydrants while admiring vintage signs.
When he’s not waxing poetic about new fonts, Stephen publishes the blogs Typographica and The Mid-Century Modernist and is involved in FontFeed.
He has got graphics in his blood as a young child watching his father’s magazine, Utah Holiday, undergo paste-up in the late 1970s.
As an English major at the University of Utah, Matthew Coles was the sports editor at The Daily Utah Chronicle but his interest soon expanded from merely formulating the written words to directing the way those words were organized with art and images on a page.