If dandelions were hard to grow, they would be most welcome on any lawn. -- Andrew V Mason
11 December 2010
24 July 2010
Big Doodle
Big in time involved ... big difference in approach ... big leap from scratches in margins that are finished 'cuz I turned the page or left the meeting or whatever.
This was A Project that started with An Idea, followed A Plan, that had A Conclusion.
Outside: patterns from nature
Inside: man-made patterns
It was big fun to do! I thought I'd never get it done. As soon as I finished, half of me wanted to start again ... the other half got distracted by a bug.
This was A Project that started with An Idea, followed A Plan, that had A Conclusion.
Outside: patterns from nature
Inside: man-made patterns
It was big fun to do! I thought I'd never get it done. As soon as I finished, half of me wanted to start again ... the other half got distracted by a bug.
15 June 2010
13 June 2010
22 February 2010
Brain dump from early 2007:
I want it to be web-based.
I want a blank slate to start with, into which I can type, chuck photos, toss files, drop addresses, doodle with a tablet.
I want to dump the information first, then decide what to do with it.
I want it all to go into a big pool where I can fish things out by folder or tag or type of thing it is or date or any one of a bajillion other criteria.
I want to be able to hook any one piece to another or to a calendar date or chuck it into a folder.
Then I want to be able to change my mind.
I want to be able to do things in batches.
I want a calendar, and I want it to sync with iCal and Google Calendar.
I want folders.
I want tags.
I want a thought cloud.
I want drag-and-drop.
There are lots of great things out there with lots of different ways to retrieve information, but the input part is limited. I don't want to have to think about how to fit what I want to say into a one-line box, or any kind of set fill-in-the-blank thing.
Not quite there yet, but getting closer all the time, but not quite there yet ... etc. Google Wave, Scrivener, Flickr, Shove Box ... I like these, starting to get kinda sorta close to what I want.
I want it to be web-based.
I want a blank slate to start with, into which I can type, chuck photos, toss files, drop addresses, doodle with a tablet.
I want to dump the information first, then decide what to do with it.
I want it all to go into a big pool where I can fish things out by folder or tag or type of thing it is or date or any one of a bajillion other criteria.
I want to be able to hook any one piece to another or to a calendar date or chuck it into a folder.
Then I want to be able to change my mind.
I want to be able to do things in batches.
I want a calendar, and I want it to sync with iCal and Google Calendar.
I want folders.
I want tags.
I want a thought cloud.
I want drag-and-drop.
There are lots of great things out there with lots of different ways to retrieve information, but the input part is limited. I don't want to have to think about how to fit what I want to say into a one-line box, or any kind of set fill-in-the-blank thing.
Not quite there yet, but getting closer all the time, but not quite there yet ... etc. Google Wave, Scrivener, Flickr, Shove Box ... I like these, starting to get kinda sorta close to what I want.
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