[Source: Buzzfeed]
My friend Nathan Pyle, author of the best selling NYC Basic Tips & Etiquette Book is now embarked on a new journey as the graphics guy at Buzzfeed.
Don’t forget to buy his book so he can continue to be inspired to give us these types of insights.
My personal favorite:
But there are so many more to learn from…
Tags: Buzzfeed, NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette, Nathan Pyle
My friend Nathan Pyle has penned a book: NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette that should be required reading, well at least required viewing for:
You get what I mean. This book is clearly for everyone.
You can check it on on his Facebook page or actually buy it on Amazon.
He’s come a long way from making selfie-videos of his basketball dunking prowess. I’ve long been a fan of his art. Nathan combines nice Midwestern sensibilities (he’s from Ohio) with street smarts, artistic talent and a dab of humor.
In fact Nathan’s only shortcoming is his siding with the “GIF” (Graphics Interchange Format) pronunciation camp while I am squarely in the “Sounds like “Jif” as in the peanut butter AND confirmed by the inventor of the “GIF” camp who said, and I quote:
“It’s pronounced JIF, not GIF.”
And the word is getting out, in newspapers, an AMA on Reddit on radio/podcast, etc.
Here are a few samples, I plan to revisit his artwork over the next few weeks. The book even provides instructions on where to eat pizza on a busy sidewalk!!! C’mon people, the value add for that alone is worth well above the very modest price! Here are a few samples…
Tags: Ohio, NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette, Rotating Gifs, Nathan Pyle, Radio
If you’re a reader of Matrix, then you’ve been subjected to my fandom of the work of my friend Nathan Pyle, here, here, here and here will have his very clever observations about NYC published in 2014.
Here’s a nice write up in Gizmodo and The Daily Dot. Don’t forget to “like” his Facebook page so you’ll know when the book is published!
DISCLOSURE: the fact that we disagree on the pronunciation of GIF (I’m in the “like the peanut butter “Jif” camp.), his work is smooth, not chunky.
@jonathanmiller @SAI As someone pointed out, he's fighting basic phonetic intuition, momentum and the fact the G stands for GRAPHICS
— Nathan Pyle (@nathanwpyle) May 22, 2013
The following is a recent batch that “probably” didn’t make the book (imagine how good the images in the book will be):
Tags: Nathan Pyle, NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette, Rotating Gifs
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