Posts Tagged: LoFi

I love this sketch from my friend Brendan Dawes – it conveys the creative process beautifully. I’ve seen Brendan use this in his talks, and as he says, it’s always met with a flurry of smartphone action, I may even have snapped it myself. Brendan is now releasing it as a robot drawn print in a limited edition… Continue Reading ›

If you write with a pencil, you get three different sights at it to see if the reader is getting what you want him to. First when you read it over; then when it is typed you get another chance to improve it, and again in the proof. Writing it first in pencil gives you… Continue Reading ›

I do love a bit of “ambient gubbins” as Mark and Lard used to call it. From Brian Eno to the Monument Valley soundtrack, ambient music is my soundtrack of choice for working, writing or just staring out of the window thinking. Over the years Moby has released some lovely ambient music, including ambient versions of his albums Wait… Continue Reading ›

The lovely people at Bellroy recently asked me if I’d like to take a look at their new Micro Sleeve wallet. Now as you know I have a minimal wallet habit and having been intrigued by the Micro Sleeve since it’s release I happily said yes. I’ve been using the Bellroy Micro Sleeve as my “daily… Continue Reading ›

When I started working in London, catching the tube everyday, I became aware of the vulnerability of carrying all my cards and finances in my back pocket. When I injured my back I quickly became aware of the musculoskeletal implications of sitting on all of your cards all day – it really isn’t very good… Continue Reading ›

In a world where we consume and replace items at an alarming rate, and where there is a multi-billion-dollar industry in protective cases for our devices, it feels as if almost everything we carry is new and blemish-free. Which is why I love items such as the iPhone in my original Aged to Perfection, and… Continue Reading ›