Dec 5, 2019

Some news from my side of things

By Jesper • Issue #2 • View online

As promised my newsletter is infrequent and released whenever there is news or other interesting stuff to share. Now there is news!

It has been a fantastic fall for me. Since starting on my own with my consultancy business Stories Without Endings I’ve already done and launched a few new projects, concluded an old one, and come up with a few new solid startup ideas which I can hopefully share more about in infrequent updates to come. I’ve included a tiny, early pitch of one of them below.

It’s a long time since I’ve felt this exited about work. Being able to decide how I want to spend each day and where I want to put my energy is immensely rewarding. Also, I’m amazed by the support I’ve experienced from friends and relations online. So, I’m looking forward to diving into 2020 with a good feeling of being able to stay afloat.

Thanks for a great 2019!

Drone Graffiti - The last post

As some of you know for some years I’ve been running a blog about graffiti made with drones. This week, for the first time a graffiti drone has become available to buy online, so I thought it would be good time to end the project and do the final post.

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momkind.dk

My friend and former colleague Nanna recently launched a new online universe for new mothers, with more focus on the mothers than on their sometimes annoying babies. I helped doing the webdesign and implementation in Shopify (case story), and you can now dig into the not so rosy universe of real life stories and experience, and order a survival kit for coming mothers just in time for Christmas.

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KP Alumne

Another project that just launched is the ignition of the alumne network for Københavns Professionshøjskole. It’s been super exciting assisting with the architecture, webdesign and technical implementation of a new online platform offering both news, themed based clubs and events, and a podcast (case story).

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Podcast recommended:
The Pool and the Stream

And speaking of podcasts, here’s a few recommendations.

I simply love the story about how the Finish architect Alvar Alto unknowingly played a significant role in changing skateboard culture in sunny California in the mid-70s. And I love the life and design podcast series, 99% Invisible with Roman Mars, that is among the best out there.

Additional recommendation: Also, If you are looking for more podcasts, I’ve recently enjoyed listening to Time Sensitive.

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