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Karen Kavett

person · in 25 videos (2009–2013)

Mentions by year: 2009: 2 · 2010: 10 · 2011: 9 · 2012: 3 · 2013: 1

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What the videos say

2009

  • 2009-08-06 · Robert Pattinson and DJ Railstone — John and other Nerdfighters, in a BlogTV room, invented DJ Paige Railstone's identity, history and career; Alan made a website, Karen Kavett photos, plus Twitter and Facebook pages. (00:01:49)
  • 2009-12-21 · Awesome Project Is Awesome — John thanks the livestream hosts, from Maureen Johnson and Natalie Tran to several Five Awesome Girls, Liz, Karen Kavett and Alan of Fall of Autumn Distro, and the 2009 logo designer. (00:01:22)

2010

  • 2010-12-14 · 8 Things I Love — John is grateful for Karen Kavett, a longtime Nerdfighter who designed this year's Project for Awesome thumbnail and did all the French Revolution videos. (00:00:49)

2011

  • 2011-04-15 · Humpy Hank — John credits Nerdfighter Karen Kavett with making the music video, calls her awesome and says everyone should subscribe to her. (00:02:00)
  • 2011-10-21 · Signing Psychosis, BlizzCon, TFiOS, Awesome Adventures, and URLatron — Hank recommends two blog posts on the cover: one by Karen Kavett, Nerdfighteria's unofficial chief creative officer for years, and one by the Yeti, John's wife and a modern-art museum curator. (00:01:56)
  • 2011-12-17 · Project for Awesome Logistics — Hank thanks everyone making P4A videos and working on the Project for Awesome, including designer Karen Kavett and developer Sam Rudge. (00:03:04)

2012

  • 2012-04-17 · Thoughts on Romance and Sex in an Airport — Asked how to say no to sex without offending a partner, John uses a Venn diagram to show that people who take offence at a no are asshats. (00:00:41)
  • 2012-08-28 · In Which the Candle Dies — John shows the new box set, designed by Karen Kavett, with hardcovers of Looking for Alaska without the candle, the new Paper Towns design and Nerdfighter a private person's Katherines design. (00:00:29)

2013

  • 2013-12-20 · Best Moments of the Project for Awesome — Hank credits Michael Aranda for the poster and T-shirt, Karen Kavett for the calendar and website, and web developer Sam Rudge and host Fastly, who worked for free. (00:03:38)