Lego Envy – Brickfest 2005
Wired News has an article on Brickfest 2005 with some amazing photos of what some “grown ups” have created with Lego. I would have spent thousands of hours playing with Lego as a kid, and it really is...
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Global Swatches
Andy Clarke has written about some very nice colour tables he’s derived from some photos he took recently in France. There was some interesting conversation on the post about geography/culture...
View ArticleBrand Impact in New Orleans
Looking at some of the horrific photos coming out of New Orleans in the aftermath of Katrina, this photo from the BBC struck me. Why? Not because of the screaming women and the seemingly reticent...
View ArticleNow Brought to You From London!
That’s right. As of Friday the 3rd of February, 2006, our new home is West London. The holiday is over; from Singapore to Munich we had a ball through eight countries. Now it’s time to find a job! I...
View Article44.0 KBPS
Alas, I’m on dialup. It’s been so long. I must say, when the modem connection sounds piped out of my laptop, I nearly shed a tear. Almost. Broadband come back!!
View ArticleR.I.P. Kurt Vonnegut
Kurt Vonnegut is off to the big Breakfast of Champions in the sky.
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Flags and languages just don’t work
I always find it quite insulting when the United States flag gets used as an icon for ‘English’. Technically it shouldn’t even be the British flag, but really the English flag. But you don’t often see...
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How (not) to use Twitter
From my Twitter timeline this morning: I think the FFA are missing the point of microblogging. For starters, I can’t read backwards. But wait, which order should I read it in? It’s like some sort of...
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SXSW 2012: The submission is in
I enjoyed my first SXSW so much this year that I decided to take the plunge and submit a panel idea. I’ve entitled the proposal ‘Global UX: beyond language, location and culture‘. I’m hoping to impart...
View ArticlePuns and The Art of (Dis)Enchantment
Last weekend I started reading The Art of Enchantment by Guy Kawasaki. I’d heard a lot about this book (and Guy) in general, so had fairly high expectations for it. The book is just as the title...
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