David Kelley talks about breaking down the notion that only "creative" types can solve complex problems. His work: find the potential creativity in everyone. 

Harper's Lunch

PicMonkey is a free website with quite a few different filters you can apply to any photo you want. No registration, no smartphone necessary.

My first try looks pretty good. But then, that kid always looks good.

Thanks to Charles for commenting on Instagram with these words from a Joanna Newsom song. 

My uncle and aunt recently bought a new house on a lake. And apparently if you live on a lake, you must have a boat. So now they have a boat. It turns out their dog Rosie loooooves the boat. So the boat's name is SEADOG. It seems only appropriate to write it in all caps, all the time, everytime. 

They have big plans for this logo: on the boat, of course, t-shirts, buttons, scarves, I-don't-even-know-what-else. I am waiting patiently for my SEADOG beer koozie to arrive in the mail.

My February postcard. All the letters from the first names of the participants. 

via Design Matters with Debbie Millman

I'm participating in a monthly postcard exchange. My first effort was finishing this robot I started awhile back.

Potential uses: 

1. Client meetings using the Hangout feature.

2. Reach the people who despise Facebook (I'm talkin' to you Bayless)

3. Better SEO on Google.

What else?