Sunday, May 09, 2010
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Thursday, April 08, 2010
...well it was quite evident Twitter was in works with a redesign. Homepage and soon profile pages. #design #UI
Here's a screen shot of the new UI. Source via Mashable.
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Some call it the side hustle, others call it the side project, but it's been coined as "daylighting"
"It's no longer enough to just focus on work/life balance. Companies today also need to focus on the work/work balance."
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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Monday, January 11, 2010
..."Like a flower fully bloomed in the summertime, you're ready" - Slow Down - Bobby Valentino - #MusicMonday
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Monday, January 04, 2010
..."Just Begun" Talib Kweli + DJ Hi-Tek ft. Jay Electronica, J. Cole, & Mos Def - #MusicMonday
Download now or listen on posterous
On HEAVY rotation.
Saturday, January 02, 2010
The Decade in Design. Ten years of Apple, starchitects, and design for change.
Being a designer means being able to not only predict the future, but to have a hand in shaping it as well. In the last 10 years, however, designers also had to dramatically change the way they worked: What other industry got to weather the dot-com crash, a real estate bubble, and the death of print?
But it was not all boom and bust. The design field redesigned itself during this decade, transforming from an industry that created better objects to one that created better experiences—and endeavored to deliver them to everyone, not just the people who could afford them. Design was the place for big thinkers to cultivate new technology, and it's where the sustainability movement found its most trusted partners. Here's a look back on the design decade that was.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
#10yearsago I sold my first graphic tee. One I actually made money on. Not a giveaway.
Monday, December 28, 2009
..."What's under your Mask?" A dope set of iconic masks. #design #illustration
Friday, December 25, 2009
...The Decade in Culture
"It's been a colorful decade in culture. Green became the new black, black became the new white, and the global economy slipped into red. The emergence of i-everything brought on an evolved understanding of "we" as collaboration, crowdsourcing and the social web unleashed a new era of relating to the world."
...Merry lil' Christmas from mine to yours.
Download now or listen on posterous
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
...Sneakerheads. A quick history on sneaks in 150 words.
The History of Sneakers in 150 Words
Rubber-soled shoes (plimsolls) are manufactured. Goodyear launches Keds. Converse revolutionizes basketball. ‘Sneakers’ is coined because the soles are quiet. Converse releases the All Star. All Star’s give way to Chuck Taylors. Adidas produces its first tennis shoe. Converse releases the Jack Purcell. Puma is founded. Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman launch Blue Ribbon Sports. Vans Launches. BRS becomes Nike. Puma develops Velcro. The Nike Swoosh trademark is purchased for $35. Nike introduces Air technology. Nike releases the Air Force One. Michael Jordan endorses Nike. Nike releases the Air Jordan. NBA fines Jordan for violating uniform rules with vibrant sneakers. Spike Lee directs and stars in Mars Blockmon commercial. Run-DMC releases “My Adidas”. Reebok introduces the Pump. Nike introduces the Air Max. Bill Bowerman dies. Nelly releases “Air Force Ones”. Bobbito authors “Where’d You Get Those?”. Nike acquires Converse. Converse re-issues the Chuck and the Jack Purcell. Sneaker Freaker and Sole Collector launch. SneakerPimps begins touring the world. Jordan celebrates its 20th anniversary. Adidas acquires Reebok. Just for Kicks DVD released. Source: The Shoe Buff













































