One of my favorite illustrators Christoph Niemann (I used to blog about his works ad nauseam over at Sundance Channel) recently published a wonderful interactive ebook called "Petting Zoo" for the iPad. I may or may not have strong-armed a friend recently into downloading it ostensibly for her niece ostensibly and not at all because I wanted to play with it.
He recently shared with The New Yorker the process and hurdles involved in creating the ebook. It's a worthwhile and humorous read that is also inspiring.
The natural instinct then is to rely on what you know is working. It’s unfair, but this is the surest path to boring and predictable results.
And who wants boring and predictable? Not I said the fly.
While that Carnival cruise ship finally limped home the other week, 
Anjan Kumar Kundu captured 
A 
Neat scene in Williamsburg snapped by 
Grantland's 
Hopeful 
I love 
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Here's an update or rather apologies for the lack of updates here. I have been occupied but not with anything of import. It's not you, it's me: Over the past year I've increasingly shifted to using Twitter to share many of the links I previously used to post here on these pages.
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The most hilarious logo is the Celtics one from 1950 to 1968 which looks like a jester doing number two on an invisible toilet. See the logos