On Wednesday DK strolled down to Launchdays Durham, a tech startup-focused event that attracted more than 100 Research Triangle Park technology professionals. That’s a lot of brainpower in one room. It’s also nerdy.
Our kind of gig.
Like life came from the primordial soup, there’s a feeling that some new tech event might emerge from the […]
I’m not a big wedding goer. I didn’t have one. But almost up to our 10-year anniversary, and I’ve been thinking about this question pretty hard.
Last night I heard a divorcee or two talk about their exes. It wasn’t pretty. It really wasn’t easy to listen to. Thankfully it wasn’t for long, either. But […]
Crop of “Dans les Moments de Verite” by photographer Jean-Christian Rostagni. Full image at Rostagni’s photography website.
For months I’ve been waiting for a sink-your-teeth-into-it conversation about art, design, and meaning. Yesterday I got my wish.
Ten years ago, I was shooting for what used to be the Spectator Weekly. I thought it would be good to […]
Durham is what’s happening.
Not that this doesn’t go without saying. After all, Durham and the Research Triangle Metropolitan (okay, that’s a stretch of a term) Area cities are regular on those “top cities to live/work/move to” lists that magazines put together every once in a while. But having said what I said in the last […]

A good friend of mine is pregnant. I’m reliving with her those early moments of nausea, fear, anxiety, and wondering if it’s all going to turn out “OK.”
I have been quietly having one of those “mover’s regret” moments lately.
Every time I go to my facebook or twitter (which is becoming more often than I care to admit), I see more stuff happening there that I am sad to miss. Western Bridge’s New Year project seems like a fun thing to watch over […]
It was the art and beauty of mathematics that did it. The idea that math could lay order on the unknown—and that it was deduced by some people with imagination and intuition—that I decided to study so much math in college. This thing—I’ll call it “abstract preciseness”—is what DK offers our clients, too. Creating a […]
Written by dipika March 3rd, 2010
in Design Inspirations and Desk Notes.
DK just discovered Silnt, a really intriguing design studio in Singapore.
We corresponded wtih Singapore designer Felix Ng, one of the co-founders of Silnt, whose design for a film festival they’re organizing there really caught our eye.
Check out the website for the film festival. It’s beautiful. Nice to use. Lovely interface, and very appealing.
DK […]