"If you know where it's going, it's not worth doing."
What I'm trying to say is...I think this blog is worth doing (ie: I have no idea where it's going).
Although it's only been up for a couple of months, I'm encouraged by the initial response. It seems to be connecting with people, I've already received a ton of valuable feedback, some interesting conversations have been started (and I've received a better than expected amount of traffic)...what more can you ask from a blog? (besides Haughey-esque Google Ads returns :)
ps: can anybody guess who provided the quote that was used in this post's title? here's a hint, it was in an NYT article discussing celebrities who are involved with design.
update: see the comments for the answer.
Although it's only been up for a couple of months, I'm encouraged by the initial response. It seems to be connecting with people, I've already received a ton of valuable feedback, some interesting conversations have been started (and I've received a better than expected amount of traffic)...what more can you ask from a blog? (besides Haughey-esque Google Ads returns :)
ps: can anybody guess who provided the quote that was used in this post's title? here's a hint, it was in an NYT article discussing celebrities who are involved with design.
update: see the comments for the answer.
5 Comments:
I had to look it up. No, I would never have guessed it =)
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Anonymous, at 2:01 AM
I can only think of one non-designer celebrity who's involved with design. So, Brad Pitt?
Random guesses R us...
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ScroobiousScrivener, at 3:44 AM
Ah, but turns out, he was quoting his hero - architect Frank Gehry.
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ScroobiousScrivener, at 1:01 AM
yeah, i shoulda mentioned that...but thanks for pointing it out.
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