Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Nature Resources In Princeton Area
Princeton is full of green spaces - one just has to look around to realize this. Yet, when it comes to outdoor recreation we tend to vear towards the true and tried. This resource is for any one who is interested in exploring the outdoor opportunities more broadly.
Website on Local flora and fauna
http://princetonnaturenotes.blogspot.com/
Local area trails
http://www.walkthetrails.org is a book published by Sophie Glover and describes local trails in detail and with pictures!
http://www.njtrails.org A local organization that maintains trails in the state of NJ. The website has trails by county making it easier to navigate and find what you are looking for.
http://www.dandrcanal.com/ The Delaware and Raritan Canal provides miles and miles of pleasurable walking across the 175 year old canal. Check out the website - its choke full of information. The canal also has a blog which provides timely information on upcoming activities. http://www.dandrcanal.blogspot.com/
Labels: New Jersey Hikes, Princeton Outdoor resource, Princeton trails
Clare Bear (June 2009) by Jinja Ninja
Every once in a while you stumble upon a music that just makes your day. This is one of those times! I spent the afternoon listening and dancing to this music with my little 8 month old who was squealing with delight.
Listen and then download to listen some more.
Great work Alex!
For those interested, here is the soundcloud website
http://www.soundcloud.com/jinja-ninja
and here is Alex's website
http://www.jinja-ninha.co.uk
Clare Bear (June 2009) by Jinja Ninja
Labels: Music, SoundCloud, Trance
Friday, August 07, 2009
Designing Logos & Brand Personality
Ever since I have used the earliest of Macs, I had always had the question of who designed the Apple logo, and why? Today as I was browsing some exchanges on Tidbits, I came across this interview of Rob Janoff, the designer who gave the world the original Apple logo. Its interesting to learn how Rob came upon designing various aspects of the logo, and what he feels about the changes the logo has undergone in the last few years. I myself have been inspired by the simplicity of Apple logo and overall design in designing the logo for my wife's online tea business and her online bespoke shirts business.
Read the interview if you are fascinated by this stuff. Its a must read for marketers whose job it is to design communication tools that humanize our products.
Labels: jayatea, logo design, rob janoff, zermattgarments











