An expansion of an earlier Linkedin post by yours truly. The job’s Design. Product Design. If you scan my blog you will note I’m a big fan of James Bond. I’ve seen all the films (countless times), and have a…
This is the first in a new series of articles revisiting films that could have been so much better. The movie opens with a tense flashback to the immediate aftermath of “Halloween Kills.” Michael Myers, severely wounded, stumbles as an…
Introducing a new blog series. As movie enthusiasts, we’ve all experienced the disappointment of watching a film that didn’t live up to its potential. Whether due to a lackluster plot, underdeveloped characters, or a central premise that just doesn’t work,…
In an era where superhero films dominate the box office, often dazzling us with their high-octane action and larger-than-life characters, it’s easy to experience a bit of superhero fatigue. That’s where “Hero at Large” comes in as a refreshing antidote.…
In 1973, just a few years after the original “Star Trek” series concluded, a new but familiar adventure began, not in the vastness of space, but in animation. As we mark the 50th anniversary of “Star Trek: The Animated Series”…
Let’s journey behind the curtain of one of the most enigmatic and mind-bending shows ever to grace the small screen: “The Prisoner.” We’re not just talking about the show’s intricate plot or its philosophical undertones; we’re diving into the physical…
I asked ChatGPT to create a plot for the next James Bond film, with some seed ideas. The results? Not bad… Title: “Digital Tempest” Synopsis: In the heart of New Zealand’s serene landscapes, a groundbreaking technological revolution is underway, led…
The Halloween movie series, with its chilling theme music and the relentless killer Michael Myers, has been a cornerstone of the horror genre since John Carpenter introduced it in 1978. Over the years, the series has taken several twists and…
In horror cinema, two films stand out as examples of the intertwined themes of love and hate: John Carpenter’s “Christine” and “Halloween”. At first glance, both films may appear to be straightforward tales of horror, but beneath the blood and…
When we think of Gene Roddenberry, the visionary mind behind “Star Trek,” we often picture him as a pioneering writer and producer who took us on interstellar journeys where no one has gone before. However, before he ventured into space…
I’ve crafted a semester-long course based on my book “UX 101: A Primer on User Experience Design.” This book serves as the backbone of our syllabus, offering both beginners and seasoned designers a structured journey into the world of UX.…
Have you ever paused to think about why you design or create? Why some of us are drawn to pen and paper, to the hum of a computer, to the intricacies of 3D models, or the rhythm of a well-crafted…
It was a dreary November evening that found me before the fire in my study, pipe in hand, when a knock sounded at my door heralding the arrival of my friend Mr. Spock of Vulcan. “Come in, come in, Mr.…
After lots of hard work and dedication, my ebook, “Mastering Productivity: A Comprehensive Guide to Organized Success,” is finally available. This project has been a labor of love, and I truly believe it can help many of you navigate the…
In today’s fast-paced world, we are constantly bombarded with a myriad of opportunities and ideas. It’s crucial to have a structured approach to prioritize and make informed decisions. One such framework that has been a game-changer for me and countless…
Fifty-seven years ago today, on September 8th 1966, the first episode of Star Trek “The Man Trap” aired. And fifty years ago today, Star Trek: The Animated Series also debuted. Here are a few interesting facts about the series: Diversity…