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... The title of this blog has to do with a Will Bruder quote I heard while attending the University of Arizona College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture (CAPLA) during the Fall of 1999 - "Learn to master the trash can and you might become something" - It really resonated with me and has stuck with me to this day. I suppose for me the concept hit hard that although you can discard an idea, concept, sketch, design, whatever for a certain project you may be able to revisit it at a later date under different circumstances - In other words designs never die, they evolve, they hibernate, they circle-back but they never die...Or maybe he was just telling us to quit our ideas of becoming Architects and to go live in a public park somewhere; which, given the current state of the industry probably would not have been such a bad idea...

That is what this Blog will be for me - With over a decade in the industry I have come to realize that what I thought I would be doing on a daily basis and what I actually do are pretty darn different - BUT - I still have ideas, I still have hopes and I still have my creativity; So, I figured this would be a good outlet...I will share my thoughts on work and the industry as well as whatever moments of creativity I can muster - And, yes, at the direction of my Wife I will keep the swearing to an absolute minimum.

Cheers...B.

Monday, January 20, 2014

NERD ALERT!

... I know, I know - I am a HUGE Marvel-dork - WHATEVER - Just get over it and enjoy these amaze-balls Marvel Cinematic Universe posters - They were realeased with the Blu-ray Edition of "Marvel's The Avengers" a few months back and I swiped them from www.screenrant.com - Pretty tight:







P.S. Totes NOT the first time I have done something like this:

http://lostarchitectsunite.blogspot.com/2013/10/retro-iron-man-movie-posters.html

... Hey, maybe if I keep pushing this sort of stuff down your throats my guilty little pleasure might gain some traction with you guys.

Just a thought,
Hot Mama
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