Elizabeth Gilbert has genius, but she’d never go along with “being” a genius. It’s the natural way people thought about creativity and genius in the Western Culture before humans were at the center of the universe and began to refer to themselves as “a genius.” This is her TED talk. I found it funny, personal [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...Over the summer, Debbie Millman emailed me and asked that I participate in the AIGA National Design Conference (which I just blogged about) as one of the 20/20 presenters. 20/20 is a short skit that started a couple of years ago as an inspirational addition to the main stage presentations at the AIGA conferences where [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...On Sunday, I got back from 5 bliss-filled days in Memphis, Tennessee, where I was volunteering at and participating in the AIGA National Design Conference, Make|Think. AIGA, the professional association for design, holds a National Design Conference every two years. I was in Denver for the 2007 conference and in 2005 I was in [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...Lately I’ve been infatuated with googling everything. Even if I know the domain’s address by heart, I’ll still Google it. Why? Because it really tickles my pickle to see the other search results and the respective quantity. It’s a small glimpse into the way humans use search on the internet today. A discussion of search [...]
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