A few weeks ago a fellow designer, developer, and comic book nerd Erik Ford asked me to do a short interview. Make sure to check our Erik’s work while you’re at his site as it is phenomenal.

I’ll keep this short.

It’s been just over a month since the Automatically Blackballed post, and today Envato announced that they are going to have an option for authors to sell their items under a 100% GPL license. This isn’t only good for me and other ThemeForest authors, it’s good for the WordPress community as a whole.

And yes, I’ve been invited to participate in WordCamps again.

Last year I attended three WordCamps and spoke at two of them. This year I was on the planning team for WordCamp Chicago and was asked to speak again. I am passionate about WordPress and want to give back to the community.

On Friday, January 18, I was told that I may no longer participate in WordCamps.

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Ben Krogh did an interview with me last year for his “On Failure” series. I had a great time, and we’re still dear friends.

At the end of the 2012 I had some credits built up with my printer that were about to expire, so I went balls-to-the-wall with some new cards. Silk cards with Spot UV, 3/4″ x 3 1/2″. I opted for a simple design with very little information.

Well 2012 flew by, it’s been six months since my last blog post and I’ve been planning on writing this one for about a month now. So here we are, 2013, and I’m talking about the past. Who cares, right?

A lot of things happened to me and Design Crumbs in 2012. The funny thing is that they were so gradual and so I didn’t really notice. Anywho, let’s dive in.

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