An excellent article in Fortune Magazine about inventors, product development, and the Billy Mays phenomenon.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Order fulfillment services
Are you a business owner, entrepreneur, designer, or artist selling a product? After a great deal of research, I have selected a new order fulfillment house and highly recommend them for handling web and wholesale orders. They have excellent customer service and years of experience shipping products. If you're interested to learn more, drop me a note: design@critbuns.com
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Designboom coverage!
Based in Milan, Designboom is a design mega-site run by some fantastic folks. Thanks guys!
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Core77 coverage!
Writer Carl Alviani had some words about CritBuns today on Core77. Ecosystem of cruelty or pleasure? You know some people actually enjoy pulling all-nighters. Thanks Carl and Allan!
Read the post.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Swissmiss covers CritBuns!
If you don't know this blog, you should. It's called Swissmiss, and it's full of daily design inspiration.
Thanks for the coverage, Tina!
http://swissmiss.typepad.com/weblog/2008/12/critbuns-are-ba.html
They're back! Or rather, they're bottom!
CritBuns were last seen in Sydney at the Designboom gift mart in August. They went on a break as we searched for a new manufacturing partner. The search is over - I am proud to introduce CritBuns 2.0. These are the softest buns we've ever produced. They retain their lightweight attribute, and portable handle, along with rich color and smooth, baby-butt finish. They're even better for hard, uncomfortable surfaces like office chairs, stadium seating, and yoga (yes, during meditation).
Thanks for your patience while they went on hold, and I look forward to shipping you a pair.
They are available in blue through the holiday season. You can order online.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
CritBuns down under!
It's that time. CritBuns is headed to a new continent. I've been selected to participate in DesignBoom's gift mart located at the International Sydney Design Festival 2008. I'm thrilled to be a part of another DB event, and look forward to meeting some design savvy Aussies! I'll also be retailing a limited number of Untitled books, my latest collaboration with CITIZEN:citizen. 
Monday, June 30, 2008
How Art School Reveals Human Nature
The Huffington Post ran an article on art schools, and the personas that come from them. There is some truth to how an artist wants to embody the lifestyle, clothing, and attitude of an "artist". You can stereotype each major (Architecture, Painting, Jewelry, Fashion, Graphic Design) by personalities and behaviors. Line up bunch of art students and their clothing, body language, tattoos/piercings (or lack of), and even body language can say what creative camp they reside in. I disagree, however, that art students inherently look down upon other majors. The smart students recognize the different perspective another design discipline can bring to the table. The smart student will take advantage of the access to a wide range talent only a short reach away. Chances are in the real world, you may very well have to collaborate with another creative in a different department to realize your project. But they'll be much harder to find. If you create the habit of resenting other majors in college, there's a very good chance you'll do that after you graduate. And that, to me, is a recipe for failure.
Read the short article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/seth-roberts/how-art-school-reveals-hu_b_110097.html
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