Dabitch

I don't understand why people must rip adland's ads. Someone needs to explain this to me.

Zona Tortona, Salone del Mobile 2010

Seeking new work and freelance in Amsterdam in 1998 and 1999 I wanted a portfolio that would be memorable as well as a piece that I could leave with any agencies that I interviewed at.

Steve Price of PlanBStudio asked for a bit to be published in Project10 Newspaper (May issue)

When I wasn't busy chasing down interviews (this is surprisingly hard when press conferences move about randomly and jury members aren't let out for lunch on time) I was checking out the work, walking out of the Zuckerberg (a.k.a the most visited seminar ever!)

In a word: Bizarre. Suddenly I'm meeting journalists all over the place, journalists who for whatever strange reason know who I am. Why? What?

It's no secret that I really dislike Facebook. It's not their constant sudden changes to the API or the UI or their privacy policy that spurred my dislike.

There were many brilliant people that tutored us at the SCA back in the day, the two that really made their permanent impression on me were Dave Trott and Paul Arden

I've had a thing about Atlanta for quite a while now, surfing every site about the place to figure out how it might be to live there, and as luck has it I know Brandon one of the School of Humans founders

Nåh, jag har blivit skarpt tillrättavisad av flera nära vänner att jag bara måste ha en såndär "about me" page som "alla" har. "Inte undra på att folk inte vet vem du är" har de sagt, "Du är så himla hemlig". Det håller jag inte med om. Sajten jag grundade 1996 finns i Wikipedia på tre språk

This lady on the left just received a digital proposal from me. Wth? Yes, I'm in a hetro relationship right now, but Terri Carlson says she will marry for health insurance, which might seem like pretty drastic measures, but as she explains it's her only option.