I can never keep up but don’t stand still.
About the time I was ready to launch my last custom theme, Google started penalizing for mobile compatibility, and I wasn’t designing for mobile. That’s probably why I tend more towards creating child themes of core WordPress themes these days. When I saw the new twentyseventeen, I thought, “Finally! A theme I can work with.”
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So I have this bad habit of neglecting my website. If you read through my posts, you’ll see the trend. I get a bit done during the winter, but once spring arrives any extra time in front of the computer goes out the window—replaced mostly by gardening and travel.
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I can’t talk about this project without talking about the person behind the project. I met Beverly Compton over three years ago through my work with the Southwest Land Alliance. Since then, she’s volunteered for my projects as I have hers. She even helped me have one of the most awesome summer jobs I’ve had in a long time when I worked with her at Pagosa Feed & Nursery.
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It’s fall, and even though it has seemed a bit slow to peak this year, in the right places, you can catch some spectacular color. So it’s also time for the most colorful background of the seasons.
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In honor of St. Patrick’s Day and Spring—the Spring Equinox this year is Sunday. It was high time for me to change my wintry, gray and white website to something more green, bright and spring-like. The background photo I chose was actually taken in June of 2004 at Buckles Lake which is 20 miles south of Pagosa Springs. We took the VW bus (a 1965 13-window deluxe) and the dogs camping and ended up next to this gorgeous field of flowers and iris blooming amongst the aspens. 1965 13-window deluxe bus amongst the aspens
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<div class="gallery-col" data-pagefind-ignore> <a href="#" data-toggle="lightbox" title="Dean and Dudrow cover"><div class="relative imgB-b4286335dc511455b7265bc2bb85f1f9-no-upscale imgB-b4286335dc511455b7265bc2bb85f1f9-GIP" data-pagefind-ignore> <picture data-pagefind-ignore> <source type="image/webp" srcset="/new-year-and-new-projects/deanndudrowoutcover_hu_f3ea9d0825855bbc.webp 320w, /new-year-and-new-projects/deanndudrowoutcover_hu_f7fbb549e759de09.webp 640w" sizes="(min-width: 1024px) 100vw, 50vw" /> <source type="image/jpeg" srcset="/new-year-and-new-projects/deanndudrowoutcover_hu_d7385d6bc07c8d26.jpg 320w, /new-year-and-new-projects/deanndudrowoutcover_hu_2211650d9ca211db.jpg 640w" sizes="(min-width: 1024px) 100vw, 50vw" /> <img class="h-auto w-full animate-fade" src="/new-year-and-new-projects/deanndudrowoutcover_hu_2211650d9ca211db.jpg" width="807" height="358" alt="Dean and Dudrow cover" title="Dean and Dudrow cover" loading="lazy" data-pagefind-ignore /> </picture> </div> </a> </div> With the launch of SubalpineDesign.com a few new and exciting projects have crossed my path. One was for a friend, talented artist and cellist Mark Dudrow’s new CD with guitarist and fiddler Justin Dean. This was one of my first professionally printed pieces in a LONG time. They came to me with the overall design, but I had to tweak it to fit the template and got to make some additional design and typography suggestions. See you at the CD release party January 30th at the Taos Inn!
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