Its mind boggling to think that they are generating just north of 1.3M-1.4M users a month without having spent a single dime on marketing. Now THAT is some organic growth. Via Fast Company ...
Clutter Magazine saw our interview with jeffstaple and performed a voluntary audit of all that toy-clutter in the background. It's a lot of stuff. ps: I wanted to point out earlier too, that my interviews with Aly and jeff are both shot on iPhones. You could say they're interviews with guys with iphones, which is not...
Dirty Hands: a look at one of the most fascinating artists of our time, not to mention one of our favorite name-drops here at Imprint. (I'd worry about the phrase "name drop" but only because it doesn't offend David enough. Respect the man that wants to be offended.) Watch. Now. ...
Poketo Wallets first caught my eye at Giant Robot many years ago when it was exciting enough to discover vinyl textiles sewn to the shape of a billfold. Poketo still comes correct, and today they have two of my favorite American comics artists to come out in the last few years: Lisa Hanawalt and Hellen...
A sophisticated take on Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory Via Laughing Squid...
In our latest installment of Imprint Conversations, I talk to jeffstaple, who also happens to be a managing partner of Imprint Lab. I want to thank jeff for always being candid with us. It's not easy running a business. Conversation with jeffstaple from Imprint Lab on Vimeo. ...
How was this not already invented? Intelliwheels, founded by a graduate engineering student, added gears to the manual wheel-chair and does the work for the user, AUTOMATICALLY switching the gears depending on the terrain. Pure. genius. Via Gizmodo...
After a long spell of intense focus on one company, Paul Budnitz, founder of Kidrobot, is finding there’s nothing quite as liberating as being all over the place. Read the full article here...
It just hit me like a ton of bricks after having heard the 99% method a couple times and listening to Paula Scher's talk on "Serious Play" for the umpteenth time. Belsky and Scher are saying the same exact thing but coming to exact opposite conclusions, and yet yield the same actual results. Belsky and Scher...