Andrew Shalat
Andrew Shalat has been a designer and writer for over 25 years. He bought his first Mac in 1985, after seeing one in a friend’s architecture studio in Florence, Italy. Since then, his articles about the Mac and Mac software have appeared in many prestigious publications, including Macworld, maccentral.com, and macweek.com. Andrew’s design work covers a large range of media, including book covers, brochures, catalogs, CD and DVD artwork, logos, and plain old fliers. Over the past two decades, he’s taught literature, writing, Web design, and print design. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.
Andrew Shalat
Andrew Shalat is recognized as many things, of which writer and designer are two he can discuss publicly. His correctly spelled articles have appeared in many prestigious publications, including Macworld, maccentral.com, and macweek.com. His design work has popped up all over the place and continues to do so in many forms, including book covers, brochures, catalogs, CD and DVD artwork, logos, and plain old fliers. As he is a man of the people, you can even find some of his work on roadsides across our fair land. Over the past 25 years, heβs taught literature, writing, Web design, print design, and Flash design. Heβs also taught his cockatoo to whistle Prokofiev. Although you may or may not find him amusing, he numbers several professionally funny people among his friends. He lives in Los Angeles with a lovely woman who claims to be his wife and, if we accept that as fact, their two sons.