It’s been a strange day. It ended with this:              

In rummaging through an old sketch book, I found an old sketch that my wife drew for a client that we were working with about five years ago. I thought it would be neat to share a sequence of images showing how much an idea can mutate from start to finish. I remember that I really… Continue Reading →

I was rummaging through my art supply drawer and I found an old sketchbook. Inside were some rough drafts for our wedding invites drawn by the illustrious Megan Tripaldi. I was dumfounded! Luckily I had a speech prepared. I reached into my pocket and pulled out a crumpled piece on which the following words were written:… Continue Reading →

Urban ducks do not fly South for the winter, because they have a food source all season long: humans throwing bread and Cheetos™. I did not have any bread on me. Sorry ducks. But i had my camera to capture this chilly gallery of duck photos.

Today is the birthday of Mr. Derek Smart-Golden.  I sometimes call him “The Golden Boy”, “Mr. Pizza”, or “Kevin Klein”. We work together writing computer code, and for those of you who don’t know, when two adults write computer scripts together, an interesting bond forms. This blog post is really just a verbal high-five to the… Continue Reading →

The Google Maps Pac-man prank is one of my favorite April Fool’s gags of all time. Not only do you get to play Pac-man, but it is super fun to search through familiar places to find the perfect level. Check out this level from Ferry Village in South Portland, Maine. http://bit.ly/1BRAzBd It is a fairly… Continue Reading →

So I’m finding that it is good to start my week by watching a presentation on computer programming. It really sets the tone for the days to come. Today, I have my co-worker Enej to thank for sharing the following presentation by javascript developer Angelina Fabbro: There are a lot of nice things to say about this… Continue Reading →