Disney recycles?
Interesting to see how Disney may have found a formula to success and how it blatantly repeats itself in different movies. Audio has nothing to do with the video so you can hit the mute button if you prefer.
(via Dark Roasted Blend)
I wonder how long this will fall on deaf ears…
I’ve mentioned this same statement more than once to those in a position to make some changes at our church. Maybe hearing it from other sources will help the message get through.
a successful Internet ministry does not rely exclusively on volunteers to create or maintain their web site.
(via Church Marketing Sucks)
A List Apart 2008 Survey
For those web related or for those who just enjoy browsing random statistical findings, the 2008 results of The Survey For People Who Make Websites has been published: http://aneventapart.com/alasurvey2008/00.html
Now do me a favor and tally up the stuff I want to read into a nice little package so I don’t have to scour the entire thing.
SXSWi 2009: Sketchnotes
With all the craze of live-blogging and twittering different events these days, it’s a little refreshing to see somebody doing it the old fashioned way. This guy possesses a skill that I would trade a finger from my left-hand for, the ability to make magic with a pen and paper.
Flickr set: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohdesign/sets/72157615703262704/
Mike’s write-up on the whole process: http://www.rohdesign.com/weblog/archives/003039.html
Paula Scher on clients
A terrible collaboration is when there is no collaboration. When you work with someone who has no respect for what you do, what you’ve done and your skills. The client from hell, is not that client, cause you fire him. The client from hell is the one that is actually in the collaborative process and once you agreed on something they call you and they start making changes and slowly but surely more and more modifications kill the design.