Where to find us…

Still getting a lot of traffic here so it’s about time we make this post. Subpar is dead for now. MPKnecht and myself have both moved on, but we haven’t quit the internet. Not totally. If you’re interested in what we’re up too check it out below.

MPKnecht
Mike can be found at his personal portfolio site: mpknecht.com

KMAlexander
I can be found discussing game UI/UX at his blog: inglorio.us
I post pictures I like at: kmalexander.com
My portfolio can be found at: massiveorange.com

Hit us up. Send us an email. Drop a line. Leave a comment. All appreciated.

SWAYZE

This sticker popped up on a One Way sign in downtown Seattle. (2nd and Stewart to be exact.) Thought it was swell.

Farewell

UTF Skatepark (Downtown Spokane, Washington)

First SubPar, now Inglorio.us

I have started yet another blog. Found at Inlgorio.us the blog will focus on game UI and UX. There’s a ton of game blogs on the internet, however, yet there isn’t any that focus strictly on the UI and UX aspects of a game.

It’s always a focus on major apps, but why not games? In seeing this void I decided to step into the light, roll up my sleeves and start the dialog. However a dialog cannot exist if it’s merely one-sided. So please, hit it up, check it out, and let me know what you think.

Thanks!

Bard’s Beer

 

Bard's Beer

The Dieline posted this today, and I fell in love with the simple and clean packaging.

Greetings…

PC_Spokane_LLL, originally uploaded by PopKulture.

1940′s postcard from Spokane. What’s more welcoming than a bomber?

Seen on the streets of Spokane…

Wines of Substance

Lots of wine posts lately but I couldn’t pass up the chance to share this piece from the Dieline. This crisp modern look is from Wines of Substance of Walla Walla. Their website is also quite a treat and completes the “elemental” look of this product. I can’t wait to get my hands on a bottle and see if what’s inside is as good as what’s outside.

101 uses for gaffers tape

101 uses for gaffers tape, originally uploaded by jwlphotography.

Photographer Jason Lee has a wonderful set of photos featuring his two daughters up on Flickr. You definitely need to check it out.

Websites for Big Monitors

Web Designer Wall has a cool post listing 80 websites designed with today’s large monitor sizes in mind. While many people are happy with 19 to 22-inch monitors others are using 30-inch and larger monitors that kill the backgrounds on conventional websites. The designers of these site have gone out of their way to provide an aesthetically pleasing experience on any monitor size.

Web design can be quite challenging for those used to designing for print. These sites prove design doesn’t have to suffer in the maddening world of different resolutions, browsers, monitor sizes and rendering standards.