Today, Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO of Apple. While this is hardly a shock, it is certainly an opportunity to reflect on the achievements of a man whom many, including myself, consider an inspiration.
I spent most of the day on my iPad trying to get some work done. I half succeeded (what the heck I’m in a glass-half-full mood today) and for the other half I played chess (trying to get my Elo rating up!) and sketched.
Dear Steve, I’m an architect and filmmaker, and recently launched my blog. So in short, I suppose I fall smack dab in the middle of the demographic affected by the ongoing Apple vs. Flash issue.
is a writer/director born in Beirut, raised in London, educated in Tokyo, and residing in Los Angeles. His work explores questions of identity in an ever-shifting global landscape, and he’s specifically interested in characters outside predefined social or political groups.
