The UnBooth concept was a focused mailing and in-person event at a trade show. The concept is to have an off-floor meeting room where select prospective clients could meet one on with our existing clients and casually talk about what it’s like to work with us.
Of the sixteen clients that were invited, five were on-boarded as clients for projects. The project was a fresh approach that folks found refreshingly creative. Mission accomplished.
Drumroll… and here’s the 2017 Quarryman Challenge T-Shirt !
I just read an article on Fast Company about a new App called Fleck. So far it pretty interesting, There are amazing photos and then there are photos that don’t really belong.
Here’s a link to the Fast Company Story.
Ikea. Anyone who knows me, knows I like Ikea – a lot. I like Ikea for so many reasons but mostly these three things; design, availability and rejuvenation. The design might be “inspired” by a classic or just a fresh idea, either way it’s design that’s available to me. It’s available because its affordable and right down the street, but what good is design if it can’t be used ? For those reasons I think it’s also rejuvenating, that Ikea smell of “European Wood” when you open the box and start sorting your parts. Whether its a Billy bookcase or new bed it’s a fresh start and for me that’s always a smile.
Backpacking: One Step at a Time… through time. Besides loving the outdoors and carrying the dream of the Appalachian Trail in my own personal backpack, I saw this and couldn’t pass it up. There’s still great info in here that your Garmin GPS can’t help you with it. The layout is clean and the black & white photos are well composed and complimented with the typical 70’s line drawing cartoons. While shooting this, with my iPhone, I realized I’m enjoying this so much I’ll need to build a set in the basement to get better shots.
I’m part of the 130+ million folks using Instagram but I’m proud to say that I haven’t posted one “selfie” shot. 🙂 Instead I focus on nature or unique perspectives. Since I joined in October of 2010, that’s the aspect of IG that I really enjoy, seeing different perspectives of the world that I wouldn’t normally see from around the world. When I first started it was close-knit group of folks doing amazing things with the iPhone. I think the that core essence of IG is still there, you just have to search a bit harder to find it now. Just remember to use those #hashtags to find the type of imagery you really enjoy, and start following those photographers. Have fun.
