Some of you may have noticed: I rencently realigned the design of this blog. As I had redesigned my website a few months ago, I thought that it would be interesting to create a sort of harmony inside the whole website, by keeping the same minimalist spirit.
I don’t know what I’m gonna do with the old design, maybe a Tumblr theme. So stay tuned!
Feel free to leave any suggestion/criticism in the comments section. Even if you’re drunk.
To celebrate the fifth birthday of my company (Over-Blog, the #1 French blogging platform), we had the chance to have a trip to Marrakech, Morocco, where we stayed in a beautiful Ryad called La Maison Rouge. The work seminar was really amazing, and we had a lot of fun there.
This is a picture of the Koutoubia Mosque. I guess it is this Mosque, but I’m actually not able to confirm. The whole set is available on Flickr. Sorry, the battery of my camera went down during the trip. Also, you may want to see more picsofthistrip.
I recently found Fifty people one question, certainly one of the coolest projects I’ve seen for a while. For those who don’t know about it, it’s kind of a vox pop where fifty people are asked the same question, rearranged the awesome way. It’s full of authenticity, of emotions, of humanity (I think that’s he right word actually). Actually, when I first watched the first series of video, I just said to myself “Dude, This is LIFE!”.
This project was launched by Crush + Lovely (and Deltree), one of the coolest creative studio in the world. If you don’t know about ‘em, you really should have a look at their gorgeous website. Seeing so many gorgeous stuff makes me think that I wouldn’t mind to work at in (or launch) a company like Crush + Lovely
What’s cool with the iTunes Store is that you can buy an album in a few seconds without moving from your chair. Today, I bought Cocoon’s live album “Back to Panda Moutains“. I’m easily seduced by Folk’s rocking rythm and sweet melodies, that’s certainly why I’m into Folk these days (or should I say these months).
I remember when I first discovered Cocoon, two years ago, on Jennifer’s old blog (The new one is called Baskets & Minijupe, which literaly means Sneakers & Miniskirt), on a Friday afternoon. Pownce was alive at this time, and I had no idea that this little girl met on a hype social network would become one of my very best friends. And now, everytime I hear about Cocoon, It makes me think of her.