Jan 24 2010
After a year of trying to figure out what camera to get, saving and much debating, I just got the new Canon 7D.
It is probably the best purchase I’ve ever made. I’ll got into details of how dope it is a bit later, but I’d much rather share some insanely sexy video I shot with [...]
Jan 6 2010
So…I…just like most busy bloggers have a million and one blog ideas, some I actually start on…and others I actually write and finish. Going through my drafts I saw a bunch of topics that I’d like to touch on one day, but since they’re probably not going to get finished anytime soon, I might as well put them out there and get them out of my queue.
Dec 13 2009
I won the Philadelphia Stories grant a little less than a year ago. I finished my project “Ill!” on the Illvibe Collective, a dope DJ crew from right here in good ol’ Philadelphia. Check it out!
Also, here’s a “sneak peek” at another project I’m working on. I’m trying out some magazine-like interface design.
Dec 5 2009
When I was first interested in web design I started reaching out to blogs and magazines to get an idea of how to do it, what you need to learn and the best ways to learn it; and if the web has anything, it’s information on how to build websites and applications. I became overwhelmed with the amount of information out there, and as with a lot of things my assumable Capricornian tendency to methodically disseminate each piece of information before I tried it kicked in…which is somehow contrary to my natural Rashidian tendency to hop in and screw it up.
Oct 8 2009
So, my friend Chakka wrote an interesting post about the “Dating Queue”. In her entry she proposed the idea of technology acting as sort of a buffer between relationships with you climbing up the ladder or up the queue (think netflix) the more important you become to someone. So, the more important/relevant you become to someone, the more attention they give you in “legitimate” forms communication. It was an interesting post that got me thinking about how people do the same thing on a platonic level.
Sep 14 2009
You can tell the most optimistic people, not because they’re smiling all of the time, or even because they’re always upbeat…but because they’re the ones who get stuff done. Now, I don’t mean the people who just do busywork all of the time…or people who just do the generic “successful” people things, but people who make a dent in the world one way or another. The people who more through life with purpose and somehow don’t seem to get stuck.
Aug 5 2009
So, I’ve been reading Tim Ferriss’ book “The Four Hour Work Week” and it’s making me rethink my whole life plan.The book is basically about cutting out the fat of what you do, batch certain tasks and processes and be as minimal as humanly possible while still getting everything you need to get done.
Aug 1 2009
If you’ve talked to me within the last week or two, you’ve probably heard me talk about one of these two subjects in one form or another. Mostly in the form of efficiency, production or reducing time while maximizing results.
Jun 9 2009
Finally. I’ve been working on this design for about 3 weeks now…and it’s only 2 pages!
Ok, lemme back up. For those that don’t know, Kep and I used to host this really dope event called Soul Aquatics. We gather a bunch of really talented people, throw them in a room…and see what happens. We did [...]
Jun 8 2009
My favorite thing about having a blog that no one really reads is that I get to do stuff I said I wouldn’t do, lol. I did a photoshoot at my house, and here are some of the raw, untouched up pictures. Holla!