About Sergei Ignatov Sergei Ignatov is a childhood hero of mine. When I was a teenager, he was still in his prime. This Russian juggler …

Thoughts about design and art by Jason Horst of Piksl Design
About Sergei Ignatov Sergei Ignatov is a childhood hero of mine. When I was a teenager, he was still in his prime. This Russian juggler …
About Rudy Horn Rudy Horn is a German juggler whose most famous segment involves him kicking up a series of teacups and saucers to his …
About Anthony Gatto Anthony Gatto (born Anthony Commarota in 1973) was a juggling prodigy who learned to juggle at age five. In a few short …
About William Everhart A hoopnologist of hoopnotic hoopnotism—that was the description given to William Everhart of Ohio, often credited with originating hoop rolling. The turn …
About Serge Flash Serge Flash (1905-1956), born Serge Fomitcheff, was a Russian-American juggler who performed with many props. After the death of Rastelli, it was …
Last June I wrote a short tutorial on how to make a bad photo look good. The subject matter was a photo I took of …
It’s time for another battle of the sports logos. We’ve already looked at football and hockey. And now that we’re in the midst of the …
This is a post about logo design, with emphasis on the word design. It’s fine to have conversations about cultural appropriateness and sensitivity, but that’s …
About W.C. Fields Before his fame as an actor, writer and comedian, William Claude Dukenfield (1880-1946), better known as W. C. Fields, started his career …
About Rudy Cardenas In 1931, Mexican juggler Rudy Cardenas was born into the Circus Suarez family where he made his first appearance at the age …