Posts Tagged ‘design’

2010: A New Hope

In Art, General, Music on 5 January 2010 tagged Art, business, design, generative, live, marketing, media, Music, personal, reading

A new year brings a bounty of hope—for new attitudes, new projects, new directions. In the past year, my intentions were to play more live shows and focus on finishing select tracks to my satisfaction. Mission accomplished.
Rather than make predictions or resolutions, here are some of the things on my plate and/or on the horizon [...]

Workshop it

In General on 24 June 2009 tagged Art, Audio, critical, design, Music, Visual, work

I’ve been thinking a lot about the creative work I come across, whether in person or online. I’m a big fan of the critique and can lend a critical eye/ear/voice most of the time. I think it’s important to judge a work on its own terms, in a variety of relevant contexts in order to [...]

Doing you are what?

In General on 21 August 2008 tagged books, design, experience, interaction, making, movies, Music, place, placemaking, reading, space, watching

I haven’t been thinking much about posting lately; mind focused elsewhere, and all that. Facebook and Twitter get my status updates, so here’s a heavily-linked mishmash of my recent activities:

Five questions (and answers) on design and marketing

In General on 30 May 2008 tagged advertising, branding, college, communication, design, graphic, internet, marketing, media, print, promotion, public relations, strategy, university, Visual, web

I was recently asked to answer some questions about my work in design and marketing by a co-worker for use in a class project. In the interest of discussion, I’ve decided to post them here for your consideration:

2008 How Design Conference Notes: Design Catch-22

In General on 29 May 2008 tagged business, conference, design, differentiation, how, marketing, notes, practices, promotion

presented by David Schimmel, founder of And Partners (original description)
Find your passion

people work with you because of you
passion is magnetic
make sure your passion is transparent