IDLEGLORY BLOG

August 28, 2010. Cameras – Backyard – Vancouver . An old series of my collection of cameras circa 2009 occupying the garden space, literally ‘growing in the wild.’ Click the photo to see the whole series.

Quite a few months ago, I recently purchased a second generation ipod touch from a twitter friend that was relatively unused (except for usage as a music player and miscellaneous apps) and was very very grateful for the portability of the google maps and wifi while travelling out of the country in April.

Since then, a large number of people have inquired about my choices in apps to download for their second or third generation ipod touch, relating to design or fashion, productivity and life choices, and also including various games.

If you click the thumbnail it will redirect you to a much, much larger version of the collection (150 in total).

Gotta catch ‘em all! :p
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June 21, 2010. Templeton – workingformat – Vancouver. Shared ‘linner’ with Amanda at Templeton before visiting her older brother’s workspace nearby. workingformat is a graphic design studio that exhibits a project-specific working process that has produced a diverse body of work that includes type design, signage, identity and printed matter. Click the photo to see the whole series.

May 23, 2010. Workspace – Home – Vancouver. I’ve been following The Selby for quite some time now and really, really enjoy reading his photography blog. This is my second attempt to share the design frenzy of my living spaces as a homage to the photographer, Todd Selby. Click the photo to see the whole series.

May 21, 2010. Hook-ness – 221A Artist Run Centre – Vancouver. Visiting Amanda & Jeff’s artshow. Hook-ness is a collaborative exhibition featuring the work of seven Vancouver-based designers who explore the complexities of ‘hook’. Each designer questions the conventions and assumptions of hooks—offering an array of new findings, interpretations and narratives. Click the photo to see the whole series.

May 17, 2010. Granville Island – Olympic Village – Vancouver. Jason recently organized a twitter-friends meetup: we travelled to Granville Island to sample the famous gelato, and then wandered to the now-open to the public controversial Olympic Village. Click the photo to see the whole series.

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May 17, 2010. Granville Island – Olympic Village – Vancouver. Just thought that you’d may be interested to see the before and after post-production work of my little magic in photoshop. Original photography by Jason Sanders. Click the photo to see the whole series.