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I’ve shared my fanboyism for Japanese stationery before (among other things). When it comes to design, form, and function, Japanese stationery is light-years ahead of the rest of the world. One of the biggest advantages of using a dynamic system like Plotter is the ability to turn just about any piece of paper into an…
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Yeah, I know, I know… a whole week and more with no posting. Just haven’t been in the mood for it. It’s unusually hot here in Portugal for this time of the year and there’s not much happening of interesting in my life that I find worth of sharing. Nevertheless, here’s some highlights: I was…
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Thinking of starting a Sunday ritual here. A weekly post with random things that caught my eye and felt worth sharing. Not sure if it’ll stick, but let’s give it a shot. The Conan O’Brien Mark Twain Award special on Netflix. Hands down one of the best comedy specials I’ve seen in a long time.…
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Rest in peace Mr. Iwata. Many thanks for all your ideas and work at Nintendo.
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The problem here isn’t the money this young man is making with his videos… the problem is that there are 37 million souls watching him playing games instead of spending that time playing games themselves, which to me makes no sense at all. It might be a sign that I’m getting old, but I rather play…
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If you’re an old school gamer like me, you’ll know that one of the key aspects of retro gaming is the music. When remembering a really good game from the good old days, one of the first things that came up is the game’s theme, that memorable melody that’s carved into our brains. Red Bull…
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Perhaps the oldest question in the history of civilization… it’s the also the one question with the most number of answers. Their validity is another issue… I often say that life, and all its aspects are terribly subjective. Even death. It all depends on how you experience life itself and the end of it, either…
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Aftermath – The Japanese Tsunami from Dan Chung on Vimeo. Powerful images from one of the biggest disasters of the 21st century…