Just got home from bamboo juice, met some really great, inspiring people and learned a lot. Can’t thank the guys at Quick enough for bringing these inspirational people down to Cornwall.
The Eden Project was a really great venue for both the conference and the after party. Managed to do a bit of networking and met some really nice people. Looking forward to my next conference for more of the same.
FOWA Bristol anyone?
Update: Forgot to mention that iMetLion
I just downloaded Eliss for iPhone and on first touch it’s very addictive and fun to play. I don’t mean it addictive in a tower defense kind of way, addictive in a way that I actually want to play it over and over.
Anyway… if you have an iPhone or iPod Touch, download it now!
Just had a little catch up on Layer Tennis as I have unfortunately missed both weeks 1 & 2 due to my slightly busy life right now. This post however, isn’t really about that.
As always, I had a little look at the website of either competitor to gather a little bit of information to make the match more enjoyable. It was really nice to see that Jeffrey Kalmikoff had written on his blog his reasoning behind each layer even though he apparently lost. I’ve never seen anyone go through each post in as much detail as this.
Also, I’m not really sure how he lost, in my opinion his layers were far wittier than Brendans.
Maybe it was for slating flash?
I’m a little behind as usual.. but last friday layer tennis returned to our screens traveling over 16,000 miles with a special edition.
Ten PSD files flew from San Francisco to Singapore in a blaze of pixels.
Check out the match here.
Anyone fancy a game of MS Paint Tennis?
I recently received my heart shaped nyc subway map and year planner from zeroperzero. I stumbled on it from kottke just before christmas and made the purchase (despite the shipping costing more than the calendar).
resolutions include…
…listen to more music. make music. expand knowledge. expand everything. grow a little. drink more coffee. move to nyc. take more photographs. buy a globe that lights up. be kind. put a shelf up. get a new job.
A trailer for a documentary about a stencil artist from Canada.
He was facing thousands of dollars in fines but it seems because the people in toronto liked his art, it was accepted. From what i’ve found it looks like its still there today.
Mike blogged about this a while back but I didn’t realize there was a video or a documentary being made.
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