Bathroom Bolshevik poster is available for sale online! Except that it’s not humour, it was a serious ad. I’ve seen the original, lovingly preserved, at my friend Kurt’s.
Back again.
Philadelphia was actually quite nice, although I didn’t get downtown. But I saw our office there for the first time, which is someplace called… ummm… “Manayunk”.
- The new Megnut looks great – very subdued but with nice touches like the little line connecting the menu item to the main content area. [I’m on a mac, btw]
- It’s good to read that Heather is slowly on the mend.
- David seems to be a little unsure of things.
- Jish is still away.
Stinking powerpoint.
The brain-deadest app going. But it works, I grudgingly admit, and is pretty much a standard. All this for a big presentation tomorrow in Philadelphia. So – not much blogging today. I did, however, read that Roger Black hilarity.
On one hand, he’s right – there is a lot of crappy design around. But at the same time, it’s terribly obvious he hasn’t looked hard for the gems. Of which there are many. Or – even worse – it may be that his aesthetic and design sense are so entrenched in non-wired worlds that he doesn’t really understand modern web design.
And that stuff about “the Internet is not a venue for storytelling” is just sad.
One thing
that I can’t get enough of is when people blog old/offline friends of mine. Like when Aaron blogged an article by my friend Dahlia.
Starling
Starling is sounding great, by the way. The crowd really liked them and I bought their CD “Sustainer” and it sounds really great. I’ve known Ian, the main writer and lead singer, on and off for about 10 years – and it’s really cool to see him moving forward so solidly with his band.
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