Findings 11.21.08

This past week I started reading Edward de Bono’s book, Serious Creativity. I’ve mentioned it a few times in my blog articles this week. It’s been a while since I read a book the whole way through. I think reading online has given me a very short attention span. The good news is, this is an excellent book, I had no problem reading it. I highly recommend it, not just for designers.

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• Retrostalgia – Gmail has new themes. One of them took me back to highschool.
• Six Thinking Hats – Applying Edward de Bono’s thinking method helps with creative process.
• Overly Inspired – I feel I’ve spent too much time being inspired, instead of DOING.

Blogs from Elsewhere

• Blogs With Great Content and No Readers – Chuck Westerbrook is starting a new project, to help unknown bloggers to get some exposure. So far the two bloggers featured as very interesting.
• Running the Numbers – Statistics with photography
• Lord Likely – “Lord Likely” is a… uhh.., hmm… You know what, why don’t you just go there and find out for yourself?
• The Girl Who Cried Webmaster – I don’t know how I ever missed this blog, it’s becoming my favorite. Joey deVilla documents life with an incredible story telling skill. This particular entry was published in 2003. It’s hilarious.
• Tabbloid – Not a blog, but a VERY COOL tool. Simply enter your favorite RSS feeds(s) then this site generates the content in newspaper like format, and delivery it to you as a PDF. Perfect if you want that old school feel with reading blogs.

Fun Stuff

• Big Ass Pinatas – Need I say more?
• Accidental Photos – And some are not too accidental. But regardless, they’re really cool and creative.
• The Brokers with Hands on Their Faces – You know the economy is bad when such blog exists.

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