Learning To Walk Again

@learningtowalkagain.life

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An interactive book project collection of short stories and poems. Come check it out! https://learningtowalkagain.life/

An awesome stylish pair of Russell sweats from the companies social post.
An early attempt at letting the word "inter-are."
The letters "12 to 13" almost all connected together to show the theme of going from one age to the next.
A very rough first draft which has horrible letter spacing. I knew I had to through something together very quickly so I could get the site online as soon as possible.
A gallery of vintage magazine advertisements. They are for Russell Athletic, Tultex and Thom McAN. Nice mix of eye popping colors mixed with neutral blues and grays.
A website layout I made for a poem about unsung heroes. My hero was someone who helped me out of a difficult predicament. I describe how grateful I am to people like this who do not always get attention for the good work they do.
Me shooting basketball alongside the changing cloud formations at Eckstein Middle School in Seattle.
The late morning sun casting shadows by the gym at #EcksteinMiddleSchool. #Seattle #PublicSchools #Sunrise #BeautifulWeather #EcksteinGym #Shadows #CoolColors #GreenGrass
Basketball court by #EcksteinMiddleSchool. New windows are being installed this week along a new portable building.
Looking into whether the you as a child is the same person you are today.
A creative banner on Eckstein Middle School's wall which spells out a kind of acronym for "learn." It spells out learn by taking one letter from the words "Reflect," "Solve," "Create," "Grow," and "Think."
A poem about a boy in black. Its look styled after Metallica's Ride The Lightning album cover with 3D text and lightning.
Image of black coffee and paint spilled on a page with a poem about black in the middle. The poem talks about corvine which is the color of the plumage of a crow or a raven. Other new favorite words amalgamate.
Basketball poem inside of a basketball.
Decomposing food and a messy napkin. Napkin has a poem describing my needing to dig through a dumpster to find a retainer.