A non-profit called The Lattice Group recently interviewed Levi and I regarding how we feel about working, clients, and family life. The group’s goal “is to get people talking so that they’ll consider the issues of work-life conflicts in their own lives and communities and begin to think actively, and creatively, about global alternatives to the ‘ladder’ status quo.”
It’s been quite the busy month for me. Use All Five is high gear right now-we’ve been trying to push ourselves creatively to explore areas we’ve never touched. My job’s been to build a crazy flash 3D interface for a website. It’s probably the coolest thing I’ve done since ucla design school. We’re meeting with the client on monday, with hopes that they’re as happy with the work as we are.
The other week I visited Griffith Park, with Rachel, in search of the caves. Apparently they’re not near the main area, so instead we just visited the Observatory. It’s a pretty interesting place, although it’s very touristy. There’s a great view of the city there.
Saturday Matt put on a big event that had Crystal Castles (7.8) headlining. It was interesting, a lot of technical issues though with the fire marshall. Someone put some pictures up on Flickr.
I’m going to buy an Italian Greyhound, it’s just a matter of time. I saw one today when I was at the Culver City dog park with James, Rachel’s pug. It seems like a lot of work to care for one, but they look amazing and unearthly. They also seem like the perfect dog to compliment a graphic designer.
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