The Elegant Seagulls are excited to welcome Myles Kedrwoski to the flock. Myles brings a depth of design knowledge and will be joining us from Minneapolis, making him the first Minnesotan gull on staff. We think you\u2019re going to like him, after all, everyone loves a Minnesotan. We can\u2019t wait for you to see the talent he brings to the team. Enjoy below a few words from Myles himself.
\n\u201cOne third Spartan, one third man child, one third web designer. There\u2019s a strong chance I was born with sword and shield in hand. I also firmly believe I would survive the zombie apocalypse. More importantly though, I believe that web design is becoming too complacent and molds are being made that we as designers need to break. I believe the handsome gentlemen at Elegant Seagulls are doing just that. Breaking molds. I\u2019m grateful to be a part of the family and to bring my cards to the table.\u201d<\/p>\n
With its isolating qualities wool naturally regulates the body temperature \u2013 nice and warm when it\u2019s chilly and cooling.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
was published and sold in a local book store. It was a hand drawn image of an alien blowing up earth paired with a caption that said \u201ctake me to your reader\u201d. Interesting Fact: My introduction to design was in 5th grade. I won a bookmark contest where my design was published and sold in a local book store. It was a hand drawn image of an alien blowing up earth paired with a caption that said \u201ctake me to your reader\u201d.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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