April 26th, 2010 § 0
Update! For those who enjoy reading the older posts, or just don’t know me very well in particular.
If you are perhaps interested in reading the older archives (from 2005-10), they’re now available at the main wordpress hosting space until I can determine a method to this madness. 
April 23rd, 2010 § 0
YOU ARE ALL A LOST GENERATION, quoth Gertrude Stein to her friend Hemmingway.
I haven’t written properly on my blog since the year before last. After my first return to blogging I attempted to merge my various presence within the interwebs; only to realize much much later that I had no clear idea of what direction I was heading towards.
So I’m back to writing about events and people that I find interesting, philosophical anecdotes and photographs to love, share new ideas, design new world to explore, investigate the research of linguistic relativity and fashionable inventory that makes me happy.
If you’re still interested in solely design-related finds and info-graphics, you can visit the posterous blog, or subscribe to my tumblr for illustrations and photographs.
The old archives of conferences and photography will be restored, eventually. However, since much of what written covers approximately 6 years of people, place and things that feel irrelevant somehow, I’m putting it on the stove’s backburner for now.
Thanks for stopping by.
March 2nd, 2010 § 0
In case you haven’t noticed, a few days prior there were a few daytime spaces for html encoding.. and after tweaking with Yahoo! Pipes again I successfully managed to combine my flickr photography, tumblr & posterous snaps, and idleglory blog posts into one rss feed.
..it’s a *little* overwhelming every time I open google reader.
Therefore to curb the unexpected noise and whistleblows, there is now recently also setup as an additional redirection rss feed if you wish to read only the original idleglory’s blog ramblin’s.
http://feeds.feedburner.com/idleglory/blog/
Now, if only Claimid would start working again…
August 16th, 2009 § 0
One of my photographs from the ECIAD Graduation Night Exhibition was recently featured as the cover for a local student design magazine, Connexions. Featuring spoon and tabletop sensory curved shaping from the Nice Fit industrial design project by Jeff Werner & Tobias Ottahal.
October 1st, 2008 § 0
A few weeks ago I submitted two photographs to a contest hosted by SFU’s Sustainability Festival. The theme was “What does sustainability mean to you?”
December 28th, 2007 § 0
It has happened again, another year has past and once more, one of my snowboard designs was voted as second-place (runner-up) in the competition for tickets or prizes geared from the annual 2008 edition of the webdirections north conference.
April 16th, 2007 § 0
