Are great for cleaning and organising.
Thoughts on Internet of Things
Was interviewed by Caleb for Mobile Behaviour here if you have the patience.
Gaming, games, presence and absence
I don’t consider myself an early adopter by any stretch of the imagination, mostly because I can afford to be as my close friends are. By proxy, I get to hear about how cool the coolest things are and make a purchasing decision several months or years down the line if ever (in the case… Continue reading Gaming, games, presence and absence
Crawfish
It’s warm out. Makes me think of black and white movies.
A manifesto (2004)
Wrote this as an exercise for JC back in Ivrea. Re-read it today and didn’t dissagree with it as much as I thought I would. Strange how we set a path for ourselves and naturally try to follow it. I was young enough I suppose to be able to see beyond myself. In the day… Continue reading A manifesto (2004)
Strange month
So far: – The iPad came out – The President of Poland died in a plane crash on his way to Russia. – The Liberal Democrats are doing rather better than the leading parties – A volcano spread its ashes around Europe leading to chaos at airports and the bluest and quietest skies in years.… Continue reading Strange month
Tinker: an exercise in branding.
A bit of an update if you don’t follow my company’s blog. We’ve rebranded our UK studio to Tinker with a new url, new logo, corporate colours and everything ( for official release check out the official blog post) which was the result of more than a year’s worth of work in figuring out exactly… Continue reading Tinker: an exercise in branding.
Ada Lovelace: Carole Collet
That time of the year again and right on time considering the amount of ink that has been spilt (that expression I guess will have to be revised when the infamous death of paper things happens, oh well) recently about feminism, its impending death (we’re trying to kill off all of our large cultural concepts… Continue reading Ada Lovelace: Carole Collet
Imaginary weeknotes #003
I’m in Austin for the geek version of spring break. I had some ribs. I can’t move anymore.
Running a studio (comment 2)
I realised I don’t write very often about my day job here, perhaps because this feels like a different space that I can use to talk about the meta-job of running a company. Last year, I wrote about running a business but I’m very interested in the dynamics of running a design studio at the… Continue reading Running a studio (comment 2)