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The journal
Notes on the work.
Case notes, process, and the occasional strong opinion from a nine-person studio — published when it is ready, not when a calendar says so.
The Fieldstone journal — featured story
From the studio
Brands, websites, and the words on them
The Fieldstone journal is written slowly and published when it is ready — a case study when there is a story, a process note when we learn something in public, a strong opinion when one has been earned. No schedule to feed, no feed to game. Start with the feature above, or browse the notes below.
Browse every note — the whole run, newest first, with nothing behind a paywall and nothing written by a press release.
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Start where your question is
Three shelves, kept ruthlessly tidy. Every note in the journal lives on exactly one of them — the work, how the work gets done, and everything else worth saying.
Projects
Case notes from finished engagements — what the client needed, what we made, and what it changed.
42 CASE NOTES
Process
How work moves through this studio: scopes, stages, handovers — and the rules we argue about so clients never have to.
27 PROCESS NOTES
Notes
Strong opinions, reading lists, and the occasional obituary for a design trend that deserved one.
31 NOTES
Everything
The whole run, newest first — the featured story at the top and nothing behind a paywall.
100 NOTES
Fieldstone — the studio journal
Notes from the studio floor
Case notes, process posts, and the occasional strong opinion — written between deadlines, usually with a launch still warm.
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Hello world!
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A new identity for Harborline Coffee
Harborline came to us with a problem most good businesses recognize: the coffee was excellent, the roastery was beloved, and…
Fieldstone Notes — the studio letter
A short letter on brand, web, and words.
Fieldstone Notes is one short email when we publish something worth your time — a case note, a process post, a strong opinion — written by the studio, not a content team.
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