In the chapter The Myth of War is quoted this passage from the Nov. 18, 1822 London Observer :
Archive for September, 2007
In Search of Meaning (8): Granulated Bones of 1822
Written by September 11th, 2007 in Desk Notes.0 CommentsSociety of Professional Journalists just issued a press release about a free forum called “Today’s News: A ‘Webolution’ in Progress” next Monday here in town. Some local journalists and bloggers telling us stuff. Not sure what to make of this, but wanted to let you all know. I’ve met panelists Cory Bergman of King5 and […]
In Search of Meaning (7): Dark Places Pen Light
Written by September 9th, 2007 in Desk Notes.0 Comments
On the cover shown just here the large brush-stroked character is a hiragana one for “mu,” which means “nothing.”
Design Kompany is in San Francisco researching t-shirt designs, what’s happening in galleries and music venues, and generally recording urban influences way way south of Seattle.
This won’t be our last visit to California–in October, Design Kompany begins a brand identity design project in… Los Angeles! Oh, I have to go put on the Chili […]
Design Kompany brands eco-conscious Seattle architecture firm
Written by September 8th, 2007 in Portfolio.0 Comments
Glass artist Mark Selleck, one of DK’s past clients, is exhibiting his glass sinks this weekend at the Southern Kitchen and Bath Show in Charlotte, NC. Check out how we came up with the name and brand identity in 2006 for the product line Flow. –DK
Yesterday we trekked to Soil Gallery to see the friend of a friend’s opening of… photographs of her own skin.
Photographs of skin?, you ask.
The answer is yes.
My favorite thing was what’s showing at Punch Gallery.
I’d heard they had good installations, and this was definitely one. It’s called Homestead, done by Justin Colt Beckman.
Punch […]
Sometimes the digital cameras do OK. Although I have been enjoying shooting film lately on my trusty Minolta X-375. Did you know the photo processing place on Broadway has gone out of business? Trek over to Capitol Hill Photo, which is pricey but good. They even say that.
CHP: “We’re expensive, but we’re good.”
DK: “Uh.. […]
