by Doug LeMoine on 10 August 2010
There’s an intimacy in this that so resonates with me. I mean, it’s impossible to imagine that I wouldn’t be charmed by the subject matter alone — a President I greatly admire, plus two NBA players. But this moment is especially great, because I love Derrick Rose’s game and I will always appreciate that he OD’d on [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 16 July 2010
Dang, that Grain Belt sweater in the upper right corner is HOT. via AJ Fosik
by Doug LeMoine on 23 March 2010
Photo: Pete Souza I really geek out out on glimpses of the marked-up copy of other writers, so I was pretty fascinated to see a page of a Presidential speech-in-progress. If you click through to the zoomed-in page, you’ll see that all of Obama’s notes are all copy-edits; there are no developmental “what I’m trying to [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 3 February 2010
Genius stitching and polaroid by: That Kate.
by Doug LeMoine on 4 November 2009
Perched among the tall buildings in downtown San Francisco, my office can feel like a nest in a tall tree. Yesterday evening, the birds that live atop the Transbay terminal swirled up to, and around, the windows of our conference room, and the aerie-like feeling was stronger than ever. One bird even landed, briefly, on [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 20 July 2009
Great design hits you on many levels. During our staff meeting today, Nick gave a nice example of the way it can hit the subconscious: When you shut the door of a luxury car, like a BMW, it feels different. And this feeling may not even register in the conscious mind, but I think it [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 21 January 2009
Okay, one last political thing. In the wee hours before yesterday’s inauguration, a genius prankster named Alex Zecca reportedly covered every “Bush” street sign from downtown to the Marina with a sticker that said “Obama.” I heard about it when I got into work, but missed the chance to see it for myself. Luckily, Vanessa [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 5 November 2008
They call it the White House, but that’s a temporary condition.
by Doug LeMoine on 26 August 2008
What we have here is both a failure to communicate and an ingenious workaround. To Kristen & Rob: Kudos.
by Doug LeMoine on 7 May 2008
See, I criticize Flickr, and then this thing comes along to demonstrate once and for all its inherent goodness. No Flickr stylez or post-processing necessary. Via Sorry I Missed Your Party and BuzzFeed.