Dad Point of Hue: My Pantone Palette of Kids
Designers can talk about colours like they’re people: bold, soft, flat, vibrant. As a dad of three under six, I don’t just work with colours — I live with them. My kids are my Pantone palette.
Dad Point of Hue Blog
A designer-dad’s survival guide to life with three kids under six — told through the lens of print deadlines, pantone swatches, and parenting chaos. Where graphic design meets dad life, and the print registration is always blown out.
Dad Point of Hue: Little Goonies, Big Hearts
There are days I swear I’m living inside a low-budget reboot of The Goonies — but instead of treasure maps and booby traps, we’ve got school bags, speech therapy appointments, and the mysterious crumbs that Gigi somehow leaves everywhere she goes.
Dad Point of Hue: The Beverage Brief
Every designer knows a job only runs smooth if the brief is clear.
Dad Point of Hue: Keepy Uppy Deadlines
If you’ve seen Bluey’s “Keepy Uppy,” you know the game. One balloon, one rule: don’t let it touch the ground. Looks easy hey… until you’ve been at it five minutes and suddenly you’re diving across the lounge like a washed-up goalkeeper.
Dad Point of Hue: Whitespace — A Myth in Parenting and Printing
As a graphic designer, I’ve spent years talking about whitespace. It's that glorious breathing room around a design that makes it elegant, balanced, and easy on the eyes.