Hey! My name's Tyler. I like to come up with ideas and make things with my hands. I live in Portland with my wife and a squirrely little dog.

I have a portfolio and collection of links at tylerriewer.com if you're interested.

And you can always email me at tylerriewer [at] gmail if you wanna say hi.

Twitter Update:
Wed Dec 9
“ You sure know how to make a man miss another man. My good friend, Sam
Accidentally took this photo of myself while cleaning my iphone lens this morning.

Accidentally took this photo of myself while cleaning my iphone lens this morning.

Tue Dec 8
“ You think this was hard? Try auditioning for Baywatch and being told they’re going in another direction. That was hard. Sue Sylvester
Mon Dec 7

My sister is a fantastic story teller

I’m posting this so she’ll see it and be inspired to write something exceptional to prove this to the rest of you.

Sat Dec 5
“ We got the shaft - either the refs were working for the BCS or for Texas. We clearly should have won. I’m mad!! An email from my grandma after the Nebraska game tonight. And I agree.
Fri Dec 4
Remember how Dave Eggers had his whole spiel about print is cool, too if you make it cool and make it worthwhile and you give people something worthwhile? Well: Issue 33 of McSweeney’s Quarterly will be a one-time only, Sunday-edition-sized newspaper—the San Francisco Panorama. It’ll have news and sports and arts coverage, and comics (sixteen pages of glorious, full-color comics, from Chris Ware and Dan Clowes and Art Spiegelman and many others besides) and a magazine and a weekend guide, and will basically be an attempt to demonstrate all the great things print journalism can (still) do, with as much first-rate writing and reportage and design (and posters and games and on-location Antarctic travelogues) as we can get in there. Expect journalism from Andrew Sean Greer, fiction from George Saunders and Roddy Doyle, dispatches from Afghanistan, and much, much more. (via meaghano) I love that this is happening. How inspiring. Ben Harms and I were just having this conversation the other day… about how print is getting closer and closer to dying and how that makes me want it more and more.I can’t wait to see this. Details here.

Remember how Dave Eggers had his whole spiel about print is cool, too if you make it cool and make it worthwhile and you give people something worthwhile? Well:

Issue 33 of McSweeney’s Quarterly will be a one-time only, Sunday-edition-sized newspaper—the San Francisco Panorama. It’ll have news and sports and arts coverage, and comics (sixteen pages of glorious, full-color comics, from Chris Ware and Dan Clowes and Art Spiegelman and many others besides) and a magazine and a weekend guide, and will basically be an attempt to demonstrate all the great things print journalism can (still) do, with as much first-rate writing and reportage and design (and posters and games and on-location Antarctic travelogues) as we can get in there. Expect journalism from Andrew Sean Greer, fiction from George Saunders and Roddy Doyle, dispatches from Afghanistan, and much, much more.

(via meaghano)

I love that this is happening. How inspiring. Ben Harms and I were just having this conversation the other day… about how print is getting closer and closer to dying and how that makes me want it more and more.

I can’t wait to see this. Details here.

Ugh. It never ends with this guy.

Ugh. It never ends with this guy.

Um, this is the coolest woman I’ve ever seen.(via okgreat)

Um, this is the coolest woman I’ve ever seen.
(via okgreat)

Thu Dec 3

Seinfeld Episode no. 18 (The Note)

  • Raymond: So what do you do?
  • George: What?
  • Raymond: I said, 'What do you do?'.
  • George: I don't know.
  • Raymond: You don't know what you do?
  • George: Nah.
  • Raymond: Oh, come on. Hey, you're very tense.
  • George: Coffee. Too much coffee.
  • Raymond: Okay, just take off those pants now, I'll work the hamstring.
  • George: Oh, the hamstring's fine.
  • Raymond: But you wrote that it was tender.
  • George: I wrote. Pfft, I wrote.
  • Raymond: I'll check it out.
  • George: Are you sure?
  • Raymond: Yeah, take 'em off.
  • Raymond: How did you hurt this?
  • George: I don't know.
  • Raymond: You don't know?
  • George: No.
  • Raymond: But you just told me--
  • George: Korea.
  • Raymond: You hurt it in Korea?
  • George: What?
  • Raymond: The hamstring.
  • George: Korea.
  • Raymond: How?
  • George: Hamstring.
  • Raymond: How did you hurt the hamstring?
  • George: Hoooootel.
Wed Dec 2
Cloudless sky. Beautiful day.

Cloudless sky. Beautiful day.

Mon Nov 30
November was the first whole month of this phone photo project, so I put together a little visual calendar to summarize it up. I can look at each photo and remember what happened that day. That’s pretty cool. I’m anxious to have twelve of these.

November was the first whole month of this phone photo project, so I put together a little visual calendar to summarize it up. I can look at each photo and remember what happened that day. That’s pretty cool. I’m anxious to have twelve of these.