I first got a tablet because I was blown away by a friend demoing his work to me at a morning coffee meeting. I saw it as an elegant way to present work to friends, clients, coworkers and prospective employers.

Once I bought my tablet (Android-powered Asus Eee Pad Transformer - love it!), I saw the potential to use it for a little more. Luckily, the folks over at Adobe did, too.

So when I first learned Adobe was working on a suite of touch apps, I was pretty excited. Other developers who had wireframing and sketching apps in the field weren't that great (with the exception of Autodesk's SketchBook, of course), and the ability to work with my existing toolset on my desktops was simply not there. I was hoping Adobe would change that.… Read more »

I used to be vehemently anti Hallmark cards. I felt guilty paying $4 for a mass-produced sentiment. The personal-sounding contents of the card were not created by me and it all felt so saccharine and fake. I had the abilities and time and created my own custom greeting cards. But as my circle of friends and family grew, it became impossible to keep up. So, I now freely give one of the machine-fabricated cards with the cute designs to everybody.… Read more »