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I am Jeff. I am currently attending the University of British Columbia. I lived and attended high school on a little island in the middle of a lake near to Seattle, Washington. Currently I am a BFA Theatre Design student and I make films in my spare time. I love photography, web programming, and making pretty things.

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The Web design/development Group The Battlestar Galactica Group The Hitchhikers Group The Browncoats Group The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster Group

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Severus says:

hey you... have a great weekend / sevvy

posted Jan 10


Jeff Hitchcock says:

This is a test of my comment section design, please ignore this comment. If you do not wish to ignore this comment and instead wish it to have content, then please take this quote as the content: Modern industrialized states [are] resentful of a few cleverly arranged pounds of tubes and spokes. The cyclist creates everything from almost nothing, becoming the most energy-efficient of all moving animals and machines and, as such, has a disingenuous ability to challenge the entire value system of a society. Cyclists don't consume enough. They can propel themselves 1500 pollution-free miles on the energy equivalent of a gallon of petrol. The bicycle may be too cheap, too available, too healthy, too independent and too equitable for its own good. In an age of excess it is minimal and has the subversive potential to make people happy in an economy fuelled by consumer discontent. - Jim McGurn

posted May 30


Goose says:

pumpernickle

posted Apr 5


pope saint victor says:

thanks jeff!

posted Apr 3


Designed by me, Jeff Hitchcock. Header photograph taken by my brother, Andrew Hitchcock. Header and body copy set in Helvetica Neue (if you have it), designed by Linotype, based off the original Helvetica designed by Max Miedinger. Image manipulation and creation performed in Adobe Photoshop. CSS and HTML code edited with SubEthaEdit. All work accomplished on a Apple laptop.