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Here’s another video from Nathan Poppe about local music made in Norman. I’ve been watching this video take shape every couple days when Nathan would show me what he changed, and I’m so excited that it’s finally out in the →
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One of the most beautiful and encouraging videos I’ve ever seen. I come back to it often. Narrated by Carl Sagan.
RIP Steve Jobs. 1955–2011
My roommate, Nathan Poppe, is an incredibly talented videographer. Check out his latest creation — a video recap of last weekend’s Dustbowl Arts Market in Norman, OK. One of the best I’ve seen from Nathan yet. Check out his tumblr →
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“I want to work. I want to build something of my own. How do you not understand that?” —Don Draper
I used 4 messenger bags throughout college. 3 of which were bought at thrift stores for less than $2 each. So when I got a real job (a post about that coming soon), I decided to invest in a good →
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First thought was inspired by a tweet from @wblau: This is what happens when one looks at a new world through the lens of his old world : the iPad-Kiosk. http://bit.ly/aCnPlW The link is to this video. Take a look →
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I got back today from the SXSW interactive conference in Austin, Texas. Aside from falling completely in love with the city of Austin again, we managed to get to a few sessions and do some networking with major tech players. →
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I’ve been working on another project recently (as in since last night) for Jake Sloan. Hopefully I’ll post some of the progress on here soon if we go this direction. It may involve using the Oklahoma flag re-illustration I did →
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In honor of MLK day, I dug through my old blog archives. I made this iPhone background a little more than one year ago on my old blog. Put it on your iPhone for the day to remember this great →
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The past few weeks have been crazy. This last week has actually been pretty great. Been home in Edmond and had some time to relax and do some things I like doing. Like reading. And blogging! So this extremely long →
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1. I’m thankful for creative ads on parking garages in Dallas. I’m even thankful for the cell phone that took this horrid picture. 2. I’m thankful to finally have a car again via that same Dallas trip. 2006 Civic. 36mpg. →
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