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I'm a graphic and interactive designer. I live in New York City, but frequent Los Angeles. This is where I toss my ridiculous ideas, conversations, inspirations, etc. I can be reached at info@ashleysimko.com
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Oct 01
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  • Sister: What the hell is that thing?!
  • Simko: A miniature T-Rex!
  • Sister: Right. But what is it really?
  • Simko: A dinos--
  • Sister: No.
  • Simko: An East African crowned crane chick?
  • Sister: Interesting.
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Here’s another old Instagram roundup… Forever catching up.

Jul 30
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Here’s another late Instagram roundup… Currently reading Imagine: How Creativity Works by Jonah Lehrer (the cover is shown above) at the suggestion of a friend. So far, so interesting.

Jun 25
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Here’s another (belated) Instagram roundup… I split Memorial Day weekend between packing up our house in Connecticut and visiting friends in Montauk. Miraculously, I also managed to squeeze in an afternoon at Shelter Island’s Sunset Beach.

Apr 10
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Norfolk, Connecticut… We threw my grandmother a 90th birthday brunch last weekend and everyone came bearing gifts. This orchid corsage was one of my favorite presents.

Norfolk, Connecticut… We threw my grandmother a 90th birthday brunch last weekend and everyone came bearing gifts. This orchid corsage was one of my favorite presents.

Feb 08
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Litchfield, Connecticut… Sunday bridal shower brunch.

Litchfield, Connecticut… Sunday bridal shower brunch.

Apr 25
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A foggy Easter morning in Connecticut…

A foggy Easter morning in Connecticut…

Oct 22
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I took this photo (with my iPhone) from a window in my bedroom at my family’s house in Connecticut last spring. If you look to the far left you can see the reflection of a bird feeder. It’s funny how growing up in the country I couldn’t wait to leave, and now I often finding myself counting down the days until my next visit. It’s always so nice to see my family, and our house offers a welcome escape from the chaos of New York City as well as the overindulgence of the Hamptons. Last night I had a chance to swing by to see my mother and grandmother (Mitzi) before heading to a project this morning. My father was away on business so it was just the three of us and the ferocious guard dogs poodles… I can’t remember the last time that I laughed so hard or slept so well.

I took this photo (with my iPhone) from a window in my bedroom at my family’s house in Connecticut last spring. If you look to the far left you can see the reflection of a bird feeder. It’s funny how growing up in the country I couldn’t wait to leave, and now I often finding myself counting down the days until my next visit. It’s always so nice to see my family, and our house offers a welcome escape from the chaos of New York City as well as the overindulgence of the Hamptons.

Last night I had a chance to swing by to see my mother and grandmother (Mitzi) before heading to a project this morning. My father was away on business so it was just the three of us and the ferocious guard dogs poodles… I can’t remember the last time that I laughed so hard or slept so well.