Uh mazing.

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You should really follow Beatrice Ticketyboo on instagram.

Film maker Patrick O’Brien aka TRANSFATTY‘s new (award winning) documentary about his decade long struggle with ALS is officially available to watch today! In your home! On your TV!

It’s an amazing movie. You should check it out. Right now. bit.ly/TRANSFATTYiTunes

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I’ve had a chance to spend a couple of weeks with the Unpocket, something I backed on Kickstarter what seems like a million years ago, and I have to say it was worth the wait.

Billed as “Simple privacy management for the under-surveillance society” it may seem a little silly to some. The Unpocket disconnects your device from RFID, GPS, WiFi and Cell. No, I’m not concerned about the NSA or CIA tracking my every move (yes I am), but I am in love with the notion of going radio silent.

I recently got an Apple Watch, and I’ll admit it’s a little rude and distracting to be constantly glancing at my wrist while in a meeting. Now, I place my phone in the Unpocket during a conversation and consciously tune out my alerts. It instantly mutes my watch and leaves me focused on the people I’m with.

Pictured above with an iPhone 6 and a Macbook, it’s the perfect size for most devices, and can double as a passport holder or even a simple wallet. The fact that it’s water resistant also makes it great for travel.

No, I’m not paranoid (yes I am) but the Unpocket is a lovely addition to my computer bag that sends a thoughtful message to the people I WANT to be surveilling me.

I’m really excited to share the announcement that Gran Text Auto is officially out! Created by Kobake, it features the music of my long time best friend and collaborator of 35 years GOLAB.

It’s a brilliant game both in it’s simplicity and execution, and it’s crazy fun to play. Grab it for your iPhone! It’s free!

A month-long pop-up workshop & design studio intersecting 40 creatives from various disciplines in one space, documenting everything.

Pledge $10 or more on Kickstarter, and receive the Center for Lost Arts Zine –
It will document the experiences and reflections of those inhabiting the space. A compilation of images, notes, sketches and more in partnership with Faesthetic.

Having just poured over issues 1 & 2 of Max Temkin’s new kickstarter funded monthly zine, I can highly recommend it. Beautifully designed, it features a ton of compelling content curated from a wonderful array of cited sources. It’s really, really good. Imagine the content you hope for when you log into your favorite social stream but never get. You should subscribe. Today.