Our project got selected and we accepted the invitation. Santiago is home for the next 6 months as we go about turning this chip into a boulder.
Updates will follow as events unfold, because if you think this is over then you’re wrong.
Our project got selected and we accepted the invitation. Santiago is home for the next 6 months as we go about turning this chip into a boulder.
Updates will follow as events unfold, because if you think this is over then you’re wrong.
Tags: agency · business · concept · manifesto · marketing · personal · planning
“But see, that’s the point. We don’t expect anyone will choose the ads. Because, for a very reasonable monthly fee, you’ll be able to eliminate all those ads and get your content free of all nterruptions. How reasonable, you say? Well, let’s say that for $30 a month you could watch all the TV you [...]
Tags: branding · business · communication · manifesto · marketing · planning · strategy
“I came into this motherfucker a hundred grand strongNine to be exact, from grindin G-packsPut this shit in motion ain’t no rewindin me backCould make 40 off a brick but one rhyme could beat thatAnd if somebody woulda told ‘em that Hov’ would sell clothinHeh, not in this lifetime, wasn’t in my right mindThat’s another [...]
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In keeping with building on existing relationships:
A very sharp and clear discription of the distinction between telling about usefullness and being usefull.
The Aesthetic Divide by Adrian Ho
Tags: manifesto
A very important rule in magic (the real kind, not the one that creates 700 billion, ha!) states, that the real magic starts after the trick is done.
When a trick is performed correctly, the audience will go home and add stuff to the trick that was not there, but does enhance the trick.
Once home [...]
I realized there was no need to create new forms; all I had to do was design the relationship between a human, an object, and what is around the two. That realization gave me a big relief.
For example, if a client asked me “Please design a chair” while sitting in a good chair, I [...]
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The Japanese tea ceremony cha-no-yu is an ancient tradition; it’s most famous practicioner went by the name Sen no Rikyu.
Amongst many things he became emporer Hideyoshi’s favorite tea master, and part adviser on matters of politics and culture.
On a certain day emporer Hideyoshi decided to pay Sen no Rikyu a visit at his house. [...]
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