— Taken from the Obama For America Artworks Website.

Really Obama… do you not see the irony in this? I have an idea for creating some jobs… it’s called hiring a professional. Take a note from FDR… the Farm Security Administration actually PAID their photographers and designers, thus creating jobs. What a concept.

And one last thing – Obama For America designers and developers… you should be ashamed of yourselves whoever you are.

— Quoted from Steve Jobs’ Stanford Commencement address.

What is most remarkable about Jobs’ death is the timing; having had the Apple announcement take place just the day before. Steve Jobs loved that company, and when he could no longer be a part of it, it was the final nail in the coffin so-to-speak. I guess lovers do die from broken hearts after all. Thanks for all you’ve given us Steve… you’ll be missed.

Since all the cool kids seem to be on the Tumblr these days, combined with the fact that my Flickr account has become a catch-all, I’ve created a Tumblr page for my photos and what-not. I’m going to do my best to upload a new photo everyday, so be sure to get over there and follow me.

Check it out at Let’s Go Native!

As a kid I used to get lost in the woods armed with only a bike and my dog… 16 years later not much has changed.

— James Victore

I’ve always been a big fan of James Victore’s work, and recently picked up his book Victore or, Who Died and Made You Boss?. The book serves as a greatest hits collection from his illustrious career, and as with all things containing the Victore stamp, is a thoroughly entertaining and colorful read. If only all designers would use their powers for such good, myself included.

— Steve Jobs on creativity from the Wall Street Journal

The days are already getting shorter here in Park City. Pretty soon temperatures will be dropping, the Aspens will begin to yellow, and zombies will be taking over Main Street. Are you ready?

I finally got around to editing some of my photos taken from earlier this spring and summer. To view all, please visit my photostream on Flickr. Above is Kassie & Neko taking in the morning before a 16 mile bike ride alongside the rim of Utah’s Little Grand Canyon. The ride is fairly mellow, but what the trail lacks in terms of challenge, it certainly makes up for with stunning vistas.

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