A Rotterdammer in Amsterdam

Yes, all rumors are true, what many peo­ple thought was impos­si­ble has even­tu­ally hap­pened. A guy called Billy has moved to Ams­ter­dam. Can this be inter­preted as a ges­ture to end the ancient ani­mos­ity between the two rival cities? Can Billy bring some real Rot­ter­dam work ethic to the spoiled city of Ams­ter­dam? Is it pos­si­ble for Billy to stand his ground with his non Ams­ter­dam accent and Rot­ter­dam proudly exposed on his arm. We will see it al hap­pen here. On this web­site you will see how Billy rocks Ams­ter­dam, and if Ams­ter­dam will con­quer a spe­cial place in that Rot­ter­dam heart.

This is the site to keep an eye out for Billy, a Rock ‘N’ Roll designer. You can say Billy is an all-round designer, but with a Rock ‘N’ Roll approach. Mean­ing that being a designer is a way of liv­ing. Some­thing that is in effect 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can’t turn that off. The Rock ‘N’ Roll way of work­ing is rec­og­niz­able as well, Start right at the base, be fully com­mit­ted and go all the way. Don’t get dis­tracted by what the oth­ers do, because that is not auto­mat­i­cally the right thing. Always keep ques­tion­ing the way things are done even if they are done the same way for years. Dare to be dif­fer­ent and believe in your­self! Billy always strives to stand out of the crowd, but need­less to say, always keeps the clients inter­est at heart.

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2012 A new year and a new start!

First of all let me wish you all a very happy and pros­per­ous 2012 with lots of suc­cesses, love and health.

As you can see A guy called Billy is back online in 2012! I know it has been a while, I have been very busy with a lot of stuff. One of the things is a new loca­tion, from now on Billy plan­ning his oper­a­tions from Nether­lands’ capi­tol Ams­ter­dam, regard­less of him being a Rot­ter­dammer in heart and soul.
There are still some minor things I have to take care of within this site, but hav­ing a look around is already worth while, I think. From this site I will post dif­fer­ent items that inter­est me and my own work ofcourse. I have been very busy with this site so there are not alot of posts yet. I couldn’t neglect the pass­ing of Steve Jobs.
Any­way, I hope you will enjoy my site and keep vis­it­ing. That brings me to a spe­cial shout out.., Props to Rean­i­matie who did a great job of trans­lat­ing my idea to this awe­some web­site! His own site is next up, so keep that in mind!


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Steve Jobs, Always Inspiring

Last Wednes­day Octo­ber 05, 2011, we lost an icon, one of the biggest geniuses of our times, Steve Jobs. Jobs was not only an icon, he was an idol, an eter­nal source of inspi­ra­tion, a mas­ter. From Apple fan boys and girls to those who insisted in going against his ideas, Jobs was really admired from most of us. Peo­ple who would wait anx­iously to see his amaz­ing keynotes, peo­ple who would have every sin­gle Apple prod­uct but would go to a huge line to buy the new prod­uct he announced because after see­ing his speech we felt that we couldn’t sur­vive with­out the lat­est release.

We all knew that his pre­sen­ta­tions were over rehearsed but we didn’t mind and we actu­ally liked all his per­fec­tion­ism because his charisma and enthu­si­asm would get our atten­tion in a way we could feel he was speak­ing directly to us, solv­ing our prob­lems, deliv­er­ing some­thing only we were think­ing about. He knew exactly what to do to get us and we loved that about him.

Every sin­gle one of us prob­a­bly already know his com­plete tra­jec­tory, from the early days in a garage to the glo­ri­ous days as the man who changed the way peo­ple think, some­one who dared to think dif­fer­ently and got all of us think­ing dif­fer­ently too. So today we decided to honor Steve Jobs in a dif­fer­ent way, with a lit­tle bit of silence and a few images, images gath­ered from web­sites that hon­ored Steve, art­works from fans and some of his famous quotes.

In moments like this there is not much we can say, only thanks, thanks Steve for being so amaz­ing. RIP.

Source: webdesignledger.com (check it out to see some tributes)
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Image Steve Jobs RIP

Steve Jobs RIP
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