1. ericzettlemoyer: A personal piece about myself and the daughter I one day hope to have! It came about because I was thinking the other day about how great it would be to take my kid(s) to the studio some day and pass on my love of art/animation.  I’m well aware of how lame I am…BUT I’ve always felt the artwork that is most sincere is most often than not the most identifiable.

    ericzettlemoyer:

    A personal piece about myself and the daughter I one day hope to have! It came about because I was thinking the other day about how great it would be to take my kid(s) to the studio some day and pass on my love of art/animation. 
    I’m well aware of how lame I am…BUT I’ve always felt the artwork that is most sincere is most often than not the most identifiable.

  2. inlifesize, Fairy Magic

    Check out this beautiful app created by my friend and colleague, serial hard worker Greg Maguire and inlifesize. Get Fairy Magic at the app store.



    “Fairy Magic brings a universe of Fairies right to your fingertips! Using incredible 3D Enchanted Reality™ technology, you can catch the Fairies flying around you, photograph them in the real world, chat with beautiful Fairy Queens and Princesses, and collect your Fairies in magical Fairy Jigsaws!”  — www.inlifesize.com

  3. Inspiration -Picasso

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  4. No More Managers. Everyone Leads

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    Often with small groups, it is not the manager who emerges as the leader. In many cases it is a subordinate member with specific talents who leads the group in a certain direction.

    Leaders must let vision, strategies, goals, and values be the guide-post for action and behavior, rather than attempting to control others.

    Daniel F. Predpall

    more here

  5. Aeki (Taken with instagram)

    Aeki (Taken with instagram)

  6. Taken with instagram

    Taken with instagram

  7. My shoes

    My shoes

  8. They’re beginning to out grow Nana’s knee

    They’re beginning to out grow Nana’s knee

  9. River foyle

    River foyle

  10. Saturday morning, summer 2010.

    Saturday morning, summer 2010.