I have the good fortune to be a co-founder here at RedBubble and part of the team that provides this service.
I believe that we deepen our humanity when we express our creativity and share in other’s. At some point most of us are told we are not artistic and this is often the end of our creativity journey. This impoverishes us all. Creativity is at the heart of the human condition. Through it we make sense of the world and we grow in wisdom.
I pray, I cherish my family and with passion I share what we are doing at RedBubble and hope you will join us on the journey. I wish to share and celebrate your creativity and hope you can share in mine.
I have the joy at living at Three Springs, a farm outside of Melbourne which I share with my wife and my three daughters.
Journal
A very short interview on Fast Co. I am wearing Skulls are for Pussies by Hairbrained. A great T. The interview was done in NYC in Jan and it was -14C. / http://www.fastcompany.com/3009491/work-smart/obsessing-over-a-giant-failure-can-be-a-good-thing-really / http://www.redbubble.com/people/harebrained/works/8515452-skulls-are-for-pussies
I am deeply disturbed by the recent tragic events at a garment factory in Bangladesh. This is no accident or natural disaster. It is made not just by the owners of the factory and the authorities in Bangladesh; it is a product of a relentless demand for cheaper clothing in the West – at any price. And here the price has been paid in the lives of the poor. / 6 years ago we committed to a strategy …
So last night was the SF1 Party in – of course – San Francisco. We had a few hundred people from all over the Redbubble universe shedding their cyber identities and taking on their corporeal forms to make material contact. There was music, there was art, there was drink and there was food. But most importantly there was just us celebrating a shared journey. Those who were there all ha…
We just completed a "retro’ where we look at a project and try to learn some lessons. This is the timeline from the RB Rebrand Retro stretching back 18 months to when the project began. As you can see the main lesson we learnt was we need more “sticky notes” in the office. And that the process is also art.