Basically, Portland is overrun with artists and creative types, which is great, because it really deepens the culture of our city! Not so great for the creatives however, who fight to find a niche, notoriety, or simply a wall to hang their work […]
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From the animators who brought us The Meatrix, Store Wars, and The Story of Stuff, comes a new chapter in The Story of Stuff saga: The Story of Bottled Water.
If you haven’t already watched the 20-minute long “Story of Stuff” you should. It’s pretty good, and the payoff in […] It’s not as if you asked, but here are my latest delicious links, from December 30th through February 2nd: Send a FAX by E-mail – Yes, thats right. SEND a FAX by EMAIL! No registration, no cost. Just follow the easy instructions on the page. I love this, it’s like the blu-ray version of […] It’s not as if you asked, but here are my latest delicious links, from August 31st through September 4th: Helvetireader – Do you love Helvetica? I mean, how does one love a type-face. Helvetica isn’t about the font really, it’s about an aesthetic. An […]
It’s not as if you asked, but here are my latest delicious links, from July 18th through July 26th:
It’s not as if you asked, but here are my latest delicious links, from June 9th through June 11th: Ecotrust Food & Farms — Farm to School – Want to know what kinds of amazing food policies are being considered in the Oregon legislature? Ecotrust breaks it all down for you. Let’s hear it for HB2800!! “Omnivore’s […] |
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I continue to find Mr. Mann’s talks on the business of doing creative things thought-provoking and (yes, at times) inspiring. He is of course talking to a contemporary generation of what he refers to as knowledge-workers, so the audience for this stuff is limited. But his […]
Hyperion Books –Free download of Free. Chris Anderson’s new book about the emergence of free content and how the world can (needs to) adapt to our new free […]