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A few months ago I purchased sample packs of printmaking paper for giclée (French for «inkjet») printing, intending to test the papers out with the printer a client of mine has given me permission to use. I have been getting the prints of my pen & ink work done at

Some of you may remember a few months ago when I complained [/2009/05/03/hoping-universe-ends-soon] about The History Channel’s science show The Universe. It annoyed me so much that I never watched past Episode Twelve until tonight. Tonight, though I have a lot of work I need to

Here’s something I don’t think gets mentioned enough in the discussion of speculative (spec) work. Artists like to say «you get what you pay for» and talk down about the quality of the work you get if you get it for free, but it’s not true. It’

Scott Berkun’s The Myths of Innovation [http://ghostdev.splicer.com/2009/10/22/ovation] puts forward the notion that people love a good story and that many celebrated innovators have told stories that oversimplify or even ignore the truth that innovation requires a lot of work. People love the

I’m halfway done with my spiral. My best guess is that it’s taken about fifty hours (not counting the time it took to develop the 2.5 gigabyte gradated spiral pattern I’ve been modifying) sitting here in front of the monitor with the Intuos2 stylus in hand,