Random firings of my synapses. Also, photos.
I downloaded this audiobook after a friend of mine recommended it, and everything he said about it is true. It’s a highly detailed, exhaustively researched, scathing history of the Central Intelligence Agency from its birth after the Second World War through the book’s publication in 2007. Weiner, a New York Times correspondent, bases his history…
BI-LO, our grocery store client, sponsors an event every year called The Invention Convention. Basically it’s a science fair for midlle-school kids in Greenville County, except instead of homemade magnets and volcanoes, all of the entries are original inventions. The kids are asked to think up some useful device that solves an actual problem. And…
A wonderfully imaginative Young Adult novel. Between mortality and the afterlife is a place called Everlost, a dumping ground for children who get tripped up while traveling toward the “light at the end of the tunnel” following death. The novel begins with a fatal car crash. Two young teenagers, one from each car, die in…
Here are the two other Epson posters I failed to include in a previous post. These are my least favorite of the bunch. But I still like the photography.
This is a new poster campaign I did for ScanSource. We were advertising an Epson receipt printer. It’s supposedly the fastest receipt printer on the market, speeding up the checkout line and getting people out the door quickly. The big idea for the campaign was to showcase those people who typically slow down the checkout…
It all started last year with THE TWO-MINUTE RULE. In a word, it blew me away. Well, okay, that’s four words, but suffice it to say it wowed. I was introduced to who I know consider “the man” of crime fiction. If you’ve never read Crais, don’t start late at night if you have to…
