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I'm retiring this blog
Posted on 13/7/11I'm no longer updating 0at.org
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16 Things You Never Knew About The Automobile
Posted on 13/10/09I created my first infographic today for a client.
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Oops
Posted on 7/10/09It's funny how one typo can really change the tone of an email.
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Vector Art: There's a duck in my coffee
Posted on 5/10/09I drew vector art of duck sitting in some coffee.
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My New Site: TheOatmeal.com
Posted on 6/7/09I finished my new website, go check it out and bask in Oatmeal flavored glory.
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I quit my job and I'm fleeing the country
Posted on 9/4/09This is a short update on what's happening with my job situation.
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How to Tell if a Movie is Going to Suck
Posted on 3/4/09I created a simple graph showing how to tell if a movie is gonna suck gigantic balls.
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If I built this SEO software, would you use it?
Posted on 27/3/09I mocked up an SEO tool idea for something I need. If I built this, would you use it?
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The State of the Web - Winter 2009
Posted on 2/2/09I created a followup to the summer '08 collage, this time it's the winter version.
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Vectorizing Barack Obama
Posted on 29/1/09I take a stab at turning Barack Obama into a vector illustration.
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Switching to Adobe Illustrator (and Santa Claus)
Posted on 19/12/08I launched my first project using Adobe Illustrator: What Santa Really Does While You Sleep
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My 404 Page
Posted on 4/12/08I created a custom 404 page for 0at.org. Have a look-see, whydontcha.
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Dear Twitter: Please Make Three Minor Changes
Posted on 19/11/08I highlight three minor fixes that would make the twitter.com substantially less painful to use.
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8 Phases of Dating, Beards, Cats, & More
Posted on 15/11/08I've been crazy busy lately drawing guides and comics. Here's a list of some of my recent projects.
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15 Free RSS Icons
Posted on 26/9/08I like drawing, and people on the internet like free stuff, therefore I drew a bunch of RSS icons free for the taking.
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My Mother's Monsters
Posted on 26/9/08Check out these sock monsters created by my Mom.
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Dating a Zombie & Tyrannosaurus Rex
Posted on 25/7/08My latest project: a dating site for zombies and 9 reasons not to date a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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The State of the Web - Summer 2008
Posted on 7/7/08I've put together an illustrated collage of stuff that's happening on the web right now.
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A Bear with a Mullet.
Posted on 14/3/08Last week I asked you guys to pick something for me to draw, and I picked a winner: A bear with a Mullet. Thanks to Carlos for the idea.
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Comment on this Blog and I'll Draw it
Posted on 6/3/08Seeing as how I've been captain-vector-pants lately, I thought I'd offer my readers a chance to choose something for me to draw.
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Creating a Pig Monster
Posted on 27/2/08Last night I was trying to draw a pig, but I ended up creating this adorable little monster thing with pig-like features.
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Illustrating My Favorite Foods
Posted on 22/2/08Watch as I justify blogging about what foods I like to eat by creating bitchin illustrations of them.
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How Myspace Was Born
Posted on 20/2/08I've been working on some myspace-related stuff today which required me to draw the infamous photo of Tom, Myspace's founder. I got a little creative with it and decided to create a webcomic.
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I Wish I Knew More Web Designers
Posted on 18/2/08When it comes to online marketing, I know a ton of people. If someone were to ask me to refer them to a reputable SEO firm, I'd have no trouble finding someone I could send them to. When it comes to web designers, however, I'm kind of stuck on a drop-shadowed-gradient-filled desert island.
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Apparently I'm an Evil Genius
Posted on 14/2/08This morning I was featured in the technology section of The Guardian, a British newspaper with a daily circulation of around 400,000 readers. The article was about my viral marketing tactics and although slightly inaccurate, it paints a pretty fair portrait of what I do.
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What I learned about web design from walking around Tokyo, Japan
Posted on 12/2/08As a design-minded pedestrian, walking around Tokyo was like being force-fed every possible permutation of every possible design idea that ever existed or will ever exist. I was exposed to a (sometimes overly) rich array of light, shape, and color. This post details a few things I learned about web design from the world's brightest city.
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Announcing LinkBlip
Posted on 7/2/08I just finished putting the final touches on LinkBlip, a simple little web app that notifies you when someone clicks a link you send them. It also tells you where they were geographically located when they clicked it.
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Fighting 5 Year Olds
Posted on 3/2/08"How Many Five Year Olds Could You Take in a Fight?" In terms of traffic and links, this quiz was by far the most successful piece of linkbait I've ever created.
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0at.org Failed Concept
Posted on 3/2/08This was one of the rejected versions of the new 0at.org website.It's got some good elements in it, but overall this thing is a mess.
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How to Make Awesome Business Cards at Home
Posted on 1/2/08I finally made some business cards that I'm happy with. I've never been very good at print media, especially when a third party printer is involved, but after toying around with some cardstock at home I came up with these memorable cards that I think do the trick nicely.
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About Matthew
I am no longer updating this blog, but you can follow all of my latest work over at The OatmealPortfolio
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