I don’t want to loose a lot of words, you can spend the time watching the video. Gary Vaynerchuck is more entertaining und funnier than all German StandUp comedians BUT also puts a lot of interesting, inspiring and true stuff into his talks.

In short: “Stop doing what you hate and do what you love!”

I like creative people. Espacially when they prove their creativity in different ways. And Megan Kathleen McIsaac is talented in many ways. She proves good taste and an eye for details in every work.

A good friend of mine, Guido Zimmermann (communication designer from Düsseldorf) is part of the collective “Anonyme Gestalter” (=anonymous designer). The collective Anonyme Gestalter has a brilliant attitude: changing your environment the way you want it. 13 designers from different origins. And they all got the same goals.

Yesterday was a great day for inspiration. I stumbled upon some things and realized that they all have one thing in common, they tell you to “Do Your Own Thing (and share it)”! And that is exactly what I am doing and want to do even more.

I could have never imagined that I would write a blog post about an iPhone App. But AirPhones improved my life, like the invention of…I don’t know… love, food or the internet. It makes my life better, easier.

Yeah, do you remember Band Aid? A vast number of music stars come together to produce something bigger than…anything?!

So, Mr. Elektrospanier, Mr. UARRR an me, we had the idea, that we could do the same but not with music. But with fun!

Yeehaa…I was really surprised when I came home about a half hour ago and found a tape in my mailbox. No, really a mixtape! An AUDIO CASSETTE!

I had to run up on the attic and get my tape deck. Great! I am really happy to listen to the bad sound of the tape. Reminds me of mixing tapes for…who ever! Should do it again…

From now on, I have a new inspirational source for my visual expressions. The DuckDuck Collective is a very inspiring group of three persons: John Carl, Ally Powell, and Matt Addington.

Well, I must admit I can understand the current discussions in many blogs right now. There are several posts at Uarrr, Stylespion, Tautoko, Jeriko, Amy&Pink, Maingold about changes and development within the “blogosphere”.

Rarely I find something as inspirational as the interview with Eike König. Eike, is the owner of HORT. I reported about HORT in July.

And I must admit I was overwhelmed when Eike invited me to their summer party. As usual I asked for permission to use some of their works for my blog post and then…