Jay Robinson

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To be honest, I’ve always thought the Enterprise-D was a pretty funny looking ship. Odd proportions.

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If you’re not using Xscope 3’s new Golden Section feature to plan your designs, what kind of a designer are you?

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New Years Resolution: Design and develop an LCARS app.

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New Years Resolution: Take a drawing class.

If you’re looking for a book to buy me, you could do worse than Outdoor Pastimes of an American Hunter by Theodore Roosevelt. What a badass.

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Was thinking it would be cool to own a Polaroid camera, and I found this, the Polaroid Z340. It prints 4x3 photos in under a minute, has room for 10 photo sheets, and you can buy 30-packs for $17.50 (on Amazon). Bad news is the battery will die after taking and printing about 25 shots. Good news is there’s an SD card so you can keep the digital photos and get them printed again.

This would make for a fun hour with some friends.

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A photo of my eye from the other night.

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Thanks, Marcelo, for sharing your chimarrão with me.

Looking forward to using one of these BookBacks by Dodocase on my iPad 3.

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Sencha:

Sencha is hiring!

2011 was an incredible year for Sencha and its employees. We nearly tripled the company, and we’re not done building the team!

If you’d like to come work with us in the Silicon Valley, California, be sure to check out our Careers page for open positions.

It’s true, Sencha is still hiring. If you feel like you’d be a good fit, feel free to email me.

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Give me this day my daily devices.

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Photo by Tatiana Iskandar.

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Big Yellow Fish by Andy Davis

I appreciated these long dark winter nights, but I’m ready for warm sunny days again.

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Chris Robb’s surf art notebook. (Pretty large animated gif. Click through to make it happen.)

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Last Clock for iPad shows you a slice of time with live video scanned to the clock face.

The visual appearance of the Last Clock is highly influenced by what the camera is looking at. The composition, the colour range as well as the focus between the circles is very different depending on the target.

Via CreativeApplications.net.