Reflecting on building things and the creative process
Hi friends, It’s taken me a day to process exactly what I want to say about the election results. Here in Europe, the polls closed around midnight, so I went to bed feeling optimistic. I truly believed that good would prevail—that the American people would come together to
Hello friends. This is the first post after returning from my summer holiday, which I only realised I needed a couple of days in. At first, I was antsy—checking emails, preparing ideas and notes—things that really didn’t matter. I missed the work and yearned for it. It
An old school friend contacted me out of the blue, inviting me to a reunion. I hadn't seen most of my old classmates for more than ten years and was a little apprehensive but agreed to go. Sadly, the reunion was canceled. However, it made me reflect on myself and my work in a more holistic way.
The tool doesn't make the artist, but it does help.
Instead of working in isolation, this series will involve you in the thought process behind designing and building a small platform. Together, we’ll explore how things develop and determine what works.
People stream out, fusing together in a wave. Faces - a blur as they mingle and weave between one another. Each with a look of worn distain.
A short series on designing, building and crafting the Sail app.
A short series on designing, building and crafting the Sail app.
