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Those Who Add Value Never Stop Designing (cc @joshdavey)
Have been reflecting a lot lately about the value of design/designers in my life. As much as I want to write about this idea, I suspect that the image above says it all. @joshdavey drew it with his finger using Penultimate for the iPad while our University crew headed up to @andrewlarosa's cottage for our weekend escape.
What strikes me from this great sketch: as well as Josh captured his perspective -- and mine -- his unassuming work here says so much about his character.
Those who add value to the world around them never stop designing.
Submitted: @Tunglerocks T-Shirt Design Challenge
Above is my goofy submission for Tungle.me's sweet T-Shirt Design Challenge. I leveraged Kraftmedia's Product Templates for basic T-shirt vector files. The colour of the Fruit of the Loom T is Pink. I didn't get the typography right but you can find it (BP Diet) here.
A Nuke Only Four Feet, 18 Inches in Diameter
"The B83 nuclear weapon is a variable-yield gravity bomb developed by the United States in the late 1970s, entering service in 1983…The bomb is 12 feet (3.67 m) long, with a diameter of 18 inches (457 mm); the actual nuclear explosive package… occupies some 3 or 4 feet (90 to 120 cm) in the forward part of the bomb case.”
Who knew a nuke could fit within a 3 or 4 feet container, just 18 inches in diameter?
Connect IT Conference 2010 - Class Pitch with BMGen Canvas [YouTube]
Malcolm Bastien and I presenting Connect IT using the BMGen canvas as it relates to recently completed case study. The case presented an established grocer in Boston looking to respond to emerging eCommerce competitors facing their business. After completing in-class discussion we pitched Connect IT with a heavy focus on applying BMGen (as a core theme within Design+Align) to a student's future life as a professional and strategic business leader.
Register your spot for Connect IT Conference 2010: Design+Align today at www.connectitconference.com and we'll see you at Arcadian Court (Queen and Bay St, Toronto) on March 11!
Special thank you to @andrewlarosa for recording.
Boom!
More Sellingly Brainstorming
Photo courtesy of http://alexkolodkin.com/
The Zone Tour & Flip MinoHD Test Drive
A brief site tour on a very quiet Saturday afternoon in the Zone. Apologies for the repetitive use of um & pseudo and please excuse the choppy walk-through. Still only getting the hang of using the Flipcam :)
