As I am prone to inventing the “time intensive” paper projects (the swing cards for sweet, punching eyelets in a parked car in southie at 7AM; bachelorette collateral, etc.), our wedding invitations were clearly an opportunity to get wildly overzealous in production. Besides, if aiming for about 50 people max, it only meant the labour [...]
although Beth saw the lion’s share of movies at the IFF this year (and can post her highlights! including the new Werner Herzog antarctica movie!), I would like to call attention to this incredible feat of dexterity (and a great story to boot). Beth took me to see JUMP! a film about the world of [...]
two doves officially announce an autumnal pairing! ann + steven are betrothed!
inspiration for the fall gathering will come from the alvar aalto design seminar’s Its a Beautiful Day wedding day in Finland, Feburary 2008. teasing! although it is a good thread to follow up with some lovely thematic pictures…
dress made from hexagonal silk panels, a [...]
Collaboration is not a piece of pie, by any means. It is an ideal that we all wish to attain in one form or another, but getting there is hard to put into words. I asked Jim Coudal (participation pat on the back for the butterfly heart) about fostering a collaborative environment and his response [...]
Although I was without my handsome half at sxsw, I did try to check out some of the game related discourse for interesting indie tidbits. One of my great surprises was the third keynote, delivered by the animated and bright Jane McGonigal. Her premise: “Quality of Life becomes the primary metric for evaluating interactive brands, [...]
unless you missed it in the Boston Globe (Bear with him by Meredith Goldstein), you know that there are a bunch of sad bears (and a few happy ones) in central square… opening tonight at Zuzu, Aaron Demuth of assorted cats drawn introduces an adoring public to a whole band of bears (and a few other folks [...]
It is 2008. I am ready to be excited about the internet again.
I have impulsively bought a ticket to south by southwest in march. Opening remarks will be by Henry Jenkins, Jim Coudal will deliver “A General Theory of Creative Relativity”, and a bunch of other exciting events are going on. Including the “Screenburn” [...]
with two parents as engineers, i am ashamed to confess at struggling through high school physics and maths. however, I always loved technical diagrams, mechanical drawings, and the library of old engineering books at my grandpa’s house. and, as an adult, and looking for mind benders, I am once again interested in the general how [...]