sf & nyny

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In about twelve hours time I head for the air­port, hea­ding for SFO for the anual Techc­runch Party. Like I’ve done for the last four years, for the event I desig­ned a sig­ned, limi­ted edi­tion print, pic­tu­red above– a play on the “Dream Big” cam­paign I’m doing here in Alpine, Texas.
Then it’s off to New York, NY the follo­wing day to sign prints, inc­lu­ding Pur­ple Cow and Create or Die.
Hope to be back home, slee­ping in my own bed by Wed­nes­day night.

[NOTE TO SELF: Why is it, that the more internet-enabled the world beco­mes, the more time we all seem to have to spend on air­pla­nes? Don’t get me started…]

 

Comments

  1. Hi Hugh
    Re: NOTE TO SELF: Why is it, that the more internet-enabled the world beco­mes, the more time we all seem to have to spend on air­pla­nes?
    Did you read George Mon­biot on air tra­vel in yesterday’s Guar­dian? Here’s a para…
    Accor­ding to the chief exe­cu­tive of the Inter­na­tio­nal Air Trans­port Asso­cia­tion, “Busi­ness habits are chan­ging and cor­po­rate tra­vel bud­gets have been slashed. Video con­fe­ren­cing is now a stron­ger com­pe­ti­tor.” Com­pa­nies have finally twig­ged that hois­ting 80kg of human 10,000 metres into the air whe­ne­ver you want to have a con­ver­sa­tion is a waste of time and money.
    Link to article — http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2009/07/06/subsidising-the-climate-crash/
    Hope all goes well in SF. Love your stuff, keep roc­king.
    Dave

  2. It’s a tes­ta­ment to the impor­tance of direct phy­si­cal inte­rac­tion with fellow humans.
    Except these days it’s easier to meet peo­ple con­ti­nents across than your next door neighbour.

  3. Does this mean we can expect Pur­ple Cow soon?

  4. I love all your art…and your ideas. You have ope­ned up a world of pos­si­bi­li­ties for me.
    Alpine to SF?? Major cul­ture shock. I live in TX, been to Alpine more times than I can count…
    Well wishes and thanks for all the ins­pi­ra­tion!
    Penney

  5. Air­pla­nes and air­ports and cabs and bad food vs. video con­fe­rence.
    Which better?

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