Weekend 656.0 (…as long as I’m a ghost, you can’t see)
It’s an abbreviated weekend because of work travel but trundling to my year-end sabbatical. (1) A Limited-Edition Brompton Folding Bike That Turns Your Commuting Into Art (Momentum Mag)
Category Archives: Design
Thanksgiving 2025
It’s Thanksgiving and also the First Sunday of Advent. (1) 2026 FIFA World Cup pots: December 5 draw structure announced for groups in next summer’s tournament (CBS SPORTS) (1a) Southampton Continue Reading →
Weekend 653.0 (Frozen Star)
It’s finally raining. A flyer for Space Riders by artist Geroge Opperman. The scan is from the Art of Atari. (1) A carnival of colour: Deborah Sussman’s design policy for Continue Reading →
Final Atari Box, Part 3
“The most immersive WDW experience since Space Mountain.” – Joystick Monthly Here’s are the final designs. Special Edition Game Cartridge
Final Atari Box, Part 2
This is the master program used to manage all the add-ons (previous concepts). I decided very early to use the orange from Atari Adventure and the concept for the cover Continue Reading →
Weekend 636.0 (Flamingo Pink, Amethyst Lacquer, and Turkish Green)
“If one color were removed from everyday sight, do you think anyone would notice? How about two or three colors?” — Carrie Bucalo (1) Brompton celebrates 50th with new models Continue Reading →
NEW Atari Box Art Reveal
It’s the second release in my fantastical/magical sim allowing you to operate/manage the Walt Disney World Resort Transportation network. This add-on is for the Walt Disney World® Water Transportation: Magic Continue Reading →
Atari Box Art Reveal
The Starter Pack will ship with a full-color manual covering the history of transportation at the Walt Disney World Resort. The collector’s edition ships with trading cards featuring vehicles you Continue Reading →
Weekend 606.0 (Chalk)
“Only the dark grey umbrella, raised incongruously against the sun, reminds us that this scene is set in August 1939, on the eve of war.” — James Russell A placeholder Continue Reading →
Can’t keep my eyes from the circling skies.
(1) A quote from Naked Airport by Alastair Gordon “Everything inside the terminal—flight information board, lights, staircase, railings—was designed to be part of a total environment in which each part Continue Reading →