A still from the animated series <n>Avatar: The Last Airbender</n>.

An illustration from the book <n>Becoming Supernatural</n> by <n>Dr. Joe Dispenza</n>.

The Failure Paradox: You have to fail more to succeed more. Our greatest moments of growth often stem directly from our greatest failures. Don’t fear failure, just learn to fail smart and fast.

Taste is the ability to identify quality. To understand quality we need to look critically at: materials that are fit for purpose, ergonomy that considers audience needs, effective use of affordances, usability, accessibility, harmonic color choices, aesthetic choices that elicit emotion, intentional visual hierarchy — amongst others. Taste is in the observer, quality is in the object. The concept of taste becomes more productive when framed objectively around quality, and in ways that are measurable or at least comparable.

<n>Kinetic Typography Experiments 03</n> by <n>Mouthwash Studio</n> and <n>Abraham Lule</n>, 2019.

<n>Dialogue</n>, a 1981 conceptual artwork by <n>Kristin Odijk</n>.

Cover art for the journal <n>Bioengineering</n>'s special issue on trauma and injury biomechanics.

Album art for the song <n>Disciplined Flow Surrender</n> by musician <n>Sheschupek</n>.

“Keep breaking your heart until it opens.” — Rumi

“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.” —Teilhard de Chagrin

A 1984 portrait of <n>Steve Jobs</n> with an <n>Apple Macintosh</n> computer, photographed by <n>Norman Seeff</n>.

Silence isn't empty. It's full of answers.

Ancient Ritual

Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will.

Time-lapse by artist <n>Neil Bromhall</n>.