Alex Deckard Graphic & Web DesignOur stories and experiences make us more relatable and that makes us better designers. Staying up all night, every night, pushing shapes around on a computer will just make you an inaccessible weirdo after a while.
Via One Question Please with Dan Cassaro
Couldn’t have said it any better myself. Below is a vid by Dan practicing what he’s preaching. Just try and watch without smiling… I dare you.
Bike Season in Park City is in full bloom. If you’re not already as stoked to ride as I am, these videos are sure to put you in the mood.
Continue Reading →Pour a little out for the Possum this weekend.
Magnificent Seven Trails – Moab, Utah.
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The inspiring beauty of the landscape of the American West seems like it could very easily be an agent for rehabilitation against the modern world.
Via A Continuous Lean, from Yellowstone and the Adventures of the American West.
So true. Can’t help but think how much better off we’d all be if everyone just spent a little more time in the wild. Read the full post as well as view archival photographs from the U.S. Geological Survey on A Continuous Lean.
With that said, I’m headed to the desert. See ya Monday.
17″ Spring Powder Day – Canyons Resort, Utah
Powder skiing offers a rare moment for man to commune with mountain. It requires the forces of nature to align just right, and when they do, the result is a bliss so pure it turns grown men as giddy as a school boy on prom night.
Headed south where the weather suits my clothes. Gonna get some warm air in my chest and sun on my toes. Fruita here I come.
Taking the Long Way Home – Weber Canyon Road, Utah
How I went 28 years in my life without a motorcycle is a mystery. Feel’s like being sixteen all over again.
Doo wop, the most sensual music ever made, the sound of raw sex, of silk stockings rustling on backseat upholstery, the sound of the snaps of bras popping across the USA, of wonderful lies being whispered into Tabu–perfumed ears, the sound of smeared lipstick, untucked shirts, running mascara, tears on your pillow, secrets whispered in the still of the night, the high school bleachers, & the dark at the YMCA canteen. The soundtrack for your incredibly, wonderful limp–your–ass, blue–balled walk back home after the dance. Oh! And it hurt so good.
— Bruce Springsteen, 2012 SXSW Keynote Speech
I love this so much. Not just this particular quote, but Bruce’s entire 2012 SXSW Keynote Speech. Very inspirational and entertaining. If you haven’t seen it already, watch it now, if you have, watch it again. I wonder how many bra’s were popped to this song?
