Happy 2009!
January 9, 2009 on 2:14 pm | In Rant |Hello my lovelies,
2008 was a very busy year for me. I have been completely neglecting Narration X (not by choice), got sucked into the facebook universe and of course twitter. It is a little overwhelming being a part of so many communities but at the same time very exciting. I have decided to use twitter for my little interesting tidbid links and have returned to plain old blog land to start writing more wordy content about the new things I learned in 08. I actually feel that I have alot to write about again.
I officially started a new company called “Graphic Mint” with Julian Becerra. Its focus is on the visual and interaction design side of branding, products, and services. We care about providing experiences that look-and-feel great.
Multimediawise, 2008 was probably my most prolific to date. I really learned to crank stuff out and that sometimes you have to cut corners even though you don’t want to. This was a big shock for my perfectionist side as I always wanted more time to finesse. But thats what your learn when you work for a start up.
Thats all for now, but I hope that 2009 will be a year where I can publish more useful stuff about what I learned in 2008. Yeah right! I just started up a company. Oh well! Heres to even longer hours 
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Hey Seamus…! keep on blogging baby! would love to hear about your outlook for 2009… what exciting trends can we expect?
Comment by Holbrook Fields — January 10, 2009 #
Holbrook, It’s hard to say exactly what will happen in 2009 but the proliferation of social networks will continue but I see back to basics. There is a basic lack of a “why” throughout the many technological applications. Personal Narratives are flying around cyberspace, but are they interesting or just Noise?
I guess we are in the early days of a new time and things will take a while to settle. Personally, I’m looking for something deeper, so I’m heading to the caves and the cave paintings to see what really made our ancestors tick: art, story, community and location are the stimuli I seek.
At the end of the day we have to use this technology to do something useful for society.
The corporate website is a dead genre!
Comment by seamus — January 10, 2009 #
it’s may… time for another post? i need stimulating thoughts! peace brother….
holbrook
Comment by Holbrook Fields — May 20, 2009 #
tell us a story!
:-)
holbrook
Comment by Holbrook Fields — June 13, 2009 #
hey tio is oscar keep up the good work hope to see you soon
Comment by oscar — July 3, 2009 #