He was legendary in the brand and film title business, now they find a children's book he designed. Saul Bass. The legend continues.

I first met Dean at the Phoenix Art Museum. His watercolor paintings are simply amazing. To master this medium will take even the most talented people a lifetime. Dean is a young man and is already painting like a master. www.deanmitchellstudio.com

The churches all over Mexico are filled with wonderful art and literature. I am working on a series of photo/paper pieces inspired by their art.

We are excited to be doing the design and campaign for Winterskol, Aspen’s annual “toast to winter" festival, which takes place January 12-15, 2012.  Share your thoughts on this Winterskol banner ad and visit http://www.aspenchamber.org/ for more information on the festival.

We're very excited to have created the new secondary logo for the Grand Junction Rockies. It will be displayed on the team hat, throughout the stadium, marketing materials, etc.

The holiday season has always been a time to reach out and connect with friends and family. And for me, I see it as an opportunity to channel my grade school days where we made our own Christmas cards. When I sat down to do this print I gave myself one hour. With no pre-planned sketch and an idea in mind, I just started carving and hoped for the best. It took more time finding the ink, the paper and dusting off the press than it did to pull a couple of prints. There is true joy in creating and not over-thinking a piece of art. Cheers!

"Drive" director Nicolas Winding Refn, narrates a scene from the film, providing unique insight on the making of a great opening scene. Check it out:

Chris Klug and the Aspen Chamber of Commerce are putting on this event for Organ Donation Awareness. Chris has been a huge influence in my and my son's life. His compelling story is one to read and share.

Check out the Summit for Life event - people hike, bike, and skinny ski to the top of Aspen mountain at night!

I have been using this bag and I find it pretty functional for most of my travel needs.  The construction and design is second to none - ThinkTank makes a great product. The pluses are that I can carry two camera bodies and a couple of lenses plus all the digital
peripheral components that go with digital photography. The big plus for me was a case for the laptop.

My original intent was to carry this pack when I went out to shoot on the street. But the reality of it is that it gets very heavy very quickly. I can strip it down and make it functional which works sometimes. A negative too is that once the lens is mounted on the camera, there is no quick store pocket. I need to break the camera down for it to fit in the bag properly.

What's your favorite camera carrying pack?

This video is so cool. It provides us insight on how Steve Jobs started NeXT computer.  We see a moment with the legendary Paul Rand but more importantly, how a man had a dream and how he empowered people around him to move forward and succeed.  A priceless insight.