Almost a year ago, now, I got some new toys. A couple days later, I ran my mouth off about how armed and dangerous I was. Inspiration had left me starry eyed, nothing was going to stop me, and when Joseph Thornley asked me what it was all about at the first session of Third [...]
If you’ve never stared
off into the distance then
your life is a shame…
So, when Apple uses a Feist song in one of their iPod commercials, does the Feist song stop being art? Or if a movie wins at both Cannes and the Oscars (and is subsequently admitted to the Criterion Collection), but features some subtle product placement (e.g. the protagonist has a Starbucks coffee on their desk), [...]
I came across this in the archives of Chris Brogan’s blog. Even though I share Lynch’s frustration, I feel that product placement is kind of paradoxical (at least for my generation): we’re more likely to notice if an actor/character is consuming a non-branded product
For example, I’ll notice it if Brad Pitt is drinking Acme [...]
I came across this on Michelle McCormack’s site. If you haven’t seen The Big Lebowski, you have better things to do than surf the net.
Now that summer is pretty much done, I thought I’d post a summer sunset because I’m deep that way. Here’s a shot of dusk in Wasaga Beach, a summer resort town that has the same sense of hopelessness as a Don Henley song.
Watch Summer Dusk in HD
iPhone Version
A few months ago, I showed off my new toys and said that I had something new cooking. Shortly after, at the first session of Third Tuesday Montreal, I refused to tell Joseph Thornley just what it was all about.
Time passed and that one project changed into two (and got held up a bit as [...]