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cinematic storytelling
photo courtesy Mission Workshop My jaw hit the keyboard when I saw these stylish videos from Mission Workshop. Based in San Francisco (in The Mission district, naturally), this hip company creates gear...
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meet megan clark
“Success comes from being the exception to the rule.” These are words to live (and work) by, according to Megan Clark. A sought-after graphic designer and owner of three affiliated businesses, Megan...
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vive la france
In honour of Bastille Day, I wanted to share a couple photos from my recent trip to France. I fell hard for this beautiful, bewitching country. There are so many things to love: the food (eating well...
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links to love
After dinner at Delancey Some notable links as we head into the weekend: 1. I was thrilled to see Delancey get some love in last week’s New York Times. A longtime Orangette reader, I licked my chops in...
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handcrafted commitment
from the U.S. National Archives Humans are visual creatures. Read me a statistic and I’ll forget it before I’ve finished my coffee. Show me a graph, an illustration or a photo that conveys the same...
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a spring feast
all photos by Jamie Mann On an unseasonably warm night in late May, about 35 people gathered at Vancouver’s Zientte to eat, drink and laugh together. It was a diverse group, but we all had one thing...
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obsessions
Surfers at Venice Beach – December 2012 We’ve been completing a little office renovation around here, and I’ve realized how impatient I am with tasks like painting, gluing, and sanding. The tape...
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(don’t) lie to me
Library of Congress photo “In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.” - George Orwell If I could summarize my new ebook in three words, they would be “tell the...
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what is a website?
The Cure’s Robert Smith, Glastonbury, 1990 The first website I ever visited was a music database. After waiting 15 minutes (no exaggeration) for the page to load, I would pick my favourite band and...
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clear it up
You all know that I’m obsessed with finding clarity in chaos. I still love a good creative mess, but clarity is my north star. I get ridiculously excited about patterns and structures, because they...
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