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Made You Look: Changethethought

Made You Look: Changethethought

Changethethought began as the creative alias of graphic designer Christopher Cox. It was an expression, both in name and purpose. In its initial incarnation, launched in 2002, Changethethought functioned as the portfolio site for Cox’ work. But after several years operating as such, he decided to shift gears and expand the scope of the site to include the perspectives of multiple contributors blogging on the topics of art, music, culture, and even politics. In doing so Cox created a heavily trafficked site intended for discerning readers while still leaving space to showcase his own burgeoning work. A prolific talent, Mr. Cox believes in sound but progressive graphic design—a belief echoed in his creative output. Whether designing for print, online, motion, or gallery, the 31-year-old Denver, Colorado resident and Kearney, Nebraska native produces bold design that is both technically proficient and visually enthralling. Plainly speaking, Cox is a diligent workman. But that doesn’t mean his pieces lack artistry. One look at his personal work (showcased in the above slideshow) and its evident that the makings of a fine artist are lurking just beneath the surface. I caught up with Cox in the slivers of time between his dayjob as an art director at Cactus and his afterhours work as a freelance designer to discuss the nuts and bolts of his work.
Published April 16th, 2008 in
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