Here’s an interview published in The Globe and Mail over the weekend in which I offer a couple of thoughts on the topic of design. Thanks to Amy Verner for the opportunity to sing out. You can find the interview here.
Apologies
No images today. I am in Portland using the public Metro Fi, free wireless internet.
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How well does the Metro WIFI work? I’m from Portland and just curious.