Callie Neylan

Callie Neylan

📍 Seattle, Washington

Nutella in my espresso.

originally uploaded by Raoul Pop. Okay, I know that may sound a little weird, but it was actually very good. The Nutella espresso at Café Bonaparte in Georgetown….mmmmm. Will and I had our first nice dinner out in DC and we by chance happened upon this quaint little spot

Nike+, or how cool is this??

Before I left Seattle, I bought an iPod Nano so I could start using the Nike+ running system. I’ve only done two runs so far (here in DC, tout le monde cours! There are a lot of great running trails….) and I am loving my first experience with wearable

Was Zum Teufel?!

originally uploaded by Neylano. Tuesday, Jan 08 – After a three week hiatus from Was Zum Teufel?!, this week commences with me and the Weims back in the saddle. Only this time the horse is galloping across the mid-Atlantic, not the wild, wild West. Our move from Seattle to the east

A whisper on the wall.

originally uploaded by Neylano. I love photography. More than design, I think. This was taken at the Pink Door in Seattle. Swoon.

The lovely Cathedral.

originally uploaded by Neylano. It snowed in DC yesterday. I love the snow. Taken from my open living room window.

Was Zum Teufel?!

Tues Jan 15 – During this week of still-getting- adjusted-to-life-on-the-east-coast, who-the-hell-moved-my-goddamn-cheese, I thought I’d change the topic of this week’s WZT. I’m going to write about design instead. Since the whole purpose of me practicing my writing via this column is so that I can do more design

Design Portfolio

For a portfolio of older work (early 2000s thru grad school), click here. For a portfolio of more recent work (2007-ish to present), click here.

Was Zum Teufel?!

originally uploaded by Neylano. Tues Jan 22 – During this week of late WZT columns, dogs pissing in elevators, ruined helmets and presidential mudslinging, today finds me picking up where I left off from last week. I wanted to explain cognitive load and knowledge in the head vs. knowledge in the

Lee Miller.

Now that I am on the east coast, I get to take day trips and go to cool exhibits like this one at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia’s only about two hours from DC), featuring the work of Man Ray’s lover/model-turned-photographer, Lee Miller. There is a

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