Zatchu

Building stencils all the time, I come across subjects that make good color-separated art. Some things look better on a t-shirt than on a wall.

The mission of 7commons is to facilitate collaborative ownership and cooperative use of production resources that are too expensive to afford on your own too difficult to maintain too infrequently used to justify too rapidly depreciating given an individual level… Read more ›

Who doesn’t like sweet and salty? The inspiration was umeboshi, Japanese salted, dried plums. But for the US market, dried plums are too much like prunes. So, brined and dried cherries it is. For the last couple of years, I’ve sourced… Read more ›

Not sure why, but I’ve always found it easier to fall asleep when there’s a party going on in the next room. There’s something about the fountain of sound when lots of people are chatting away at the same time.… Read more ›

STiL is an app for smartphones that helps you capture a person, event or place using sound and images, and share it with friends, family, or the world. A stil is rich and immersive–like a video, but compact–like an image.… Read more ›

Did you ever get asked to ‘give some brief remarks’ at a conference? Ever been asked to give a wedding toast? It often feels like you have just enough time to get really nervous–but not really time to prepare. That… Read more ›

unJunk your mail with Zatchu Punch! Paper toys that you put together, Zatchu Punch is slouching toward retail–but also keeping a toe in the direct marketing world. Since moved to http://punch.zatchu.com.

Goloco was a collaboration between me and Paul Freeman (more about Paul) with the support of a UK consultancy Incept5. The basic idea was to kill the paper loyalty card by absorbing every loyalty card in your wallet, and linking… Read more ›

Based on a piece of electronic music created by my dad (see more on Art Hunkins), Chimes is a perfect ambient background for meditation: it approximates real chimes in light (or heavy) wind, and never repeats. This project started when Dad… Read more ›