Hello, my name is…

BRIAN MORRIS | BEEMO
Graphic Designer
New York, NY

Elsewhere

• BEEMO.INFO (dumping trash){dead}
• BEEMO.TUMBLR (collecting trash)

Flickr Photographs

View slideshow in the PHOTO section.

Facebook Connect

{dead}

Subscribe to Feeds

There's a variety of RSS feeds available for you to subscribe to in order to get the latest updates at BEEMO. The TEXT feed are the main entries. The FOLIO feed are entries into my graphic design portfolio. The PHOTO feed are my latest photographs. And for a the latest sites I've bookmarked, try the Currently Clicking feed.

Browse by Tags

activism  ads  animal  animation  art  bike  birth and death  blog  books  brasil  code  diy  environment  famous people  fashion  film  flickr  fruit  funny  google  graphic design  green  icon  identity  illustration  jazz  literature  mac  maps  mobile  music  new york city  numbers  nyc  os x  painting  photography  politics  poster  print  product design  software  street art  typography  video  visualization  yahoo!

Currently Clicking

Here's the Top 5 most recent bookmarks. The full list is at del.icio.us/beemo.

Sponsored Links

Yahoo! + del.icio.us = Yummy?

Ladies and germs, according to the del.icious blog, it appears that Yahoo! has bought out del.icio.us. Check out Mr. Smiley face to the left, doesn’t he look like he’s ready to munch on another cute little internet company? Hey, his mouth looks like asideways letter D!

:D is for De-licious.

I know quite a few people who have been Yahoo! loyalists from the get-go but I never jumped on board for one reason or the other. However, recently I’m starting to come around. As a designer, I’m kinda diggin’ a lot of their interface improvements. But more importantly, I think their adoption of tags (Flickr, del.icio.us, etc.) is forward-thinking. It’s entirely possible that it’s a defensive move as well (what up G). At any rate, I’m kinda happy Flickr and del.icio.us are in the same family now, I just hope the big ol’ internet corporation doesn’t eff it up.

Posted on Sunday, 11 Dec 2005
Tags: del.icio.us, flickr, software, yahoo!