There is something about this photo that asked me to write about it. Yes, it’s the blue wall or door. Of course it is the blueness.
I’m imagining driving across the the subtle hues of dry lands and being startled by this rich hue, this utter coolness in the midst of dust. It’s a pleasant thing after all, the blueness.
Should I stop and obliterate my imaginings with reality? No, I’ll drive on and I let the blue remain in my mind just as it was the moment I saw it.
Read MoreThe more I listen the more I miss him. A beautiful song and a magical guitar. Jimi Hendrix — a distinctive sound so many years later.
What would have changed if I had never heard his music?
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I was working on an ad for the segd conference + expo which will be in Montréal in 2011. It made me think of this wonderful public art. On our visit there a few years back we discovered the lipstick forest. Both Margaret and I wandered through the trees and played a bit of hide and seek. It is brilliant!
more about the lipstick forest >
Read MoreWhat is the difference between a materialist, an idealist, and an existentialist umpire?
A materialist says: I calls them as I seems them.
An idealist says: I calls them as they are.
An existentialist says: They ain’t nothing, ’til I calls them.
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Instant replay diminishes the game.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/04/sports/baseball/04tigers.html?hp
Read MoreIceland, Eyjafjallajökull — May 1st and 2nd, 2010 from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.
Saw this and had to share it. A wonderous time-lapse view of the vocanic erruption in Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull — May 1st and 2nd, 2010. The beauty and power of nature.
Enjoy.
Read MoreIt seems as though we are seeking slower ways to enjoy ourselves. Most of this is illustrated in the rituals around food that have come to pass, a need to find slow food.
Just when I thought that espresso style coffees had completely taken over the planet — I found the movement for pour over coffee. I know this better as Melitta style… or drip coffee.
This is a Japanese video of the process.
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A sad day for Gumby and Pokey. Art Clokey, the animator who created the lovable, bendable clay creation Gumby over a half-century ago, died. Many a saturday morning was spent cereal bowl in hand watching the green guy and his orange pony pal.
It was Eddie Murphy’s SNL Gumby sketch 40 years after the birth of Gumby that finally created some financial reward to Art. The cultural icon is still popular today and has even moved into the new world of social media — Gumby has over 134,000 fans on Facebook.
hulu.com currently has some Gumby available for viewing.
Read More” We are not living through an economic recession, but a reorganisation of our society.”
I believe this quote is true what about you?
” We are not living through an economic recession, but a reorganisation of our society.”
I believe this quote is true what about you?
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