Beneath the surface, this book is a revolutionary, eye-opening, in-depth analysis and commentary on the objectification and commoditization of fame and celebrity in popular culture.
Okay, okay... It's actually just a quirky sort of guessing game featuring illustrations of random things with seemingly random names on them. Don't overthink it.
Adam Richardson was a creative director at global innovation firm frog design, inc., where he has worked with companies such as HP, Intel, Motorola, Logitech, and Yahoo!. His background combines experience in product development, product strategy, and customer research. Richardson writes regularly on design and business, and speaks at conferences worldwide. In addition to teaching design and user research, he is a guest lecturer at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle in Paris, and at the IESE University of Navarra in Barcelona. Richardson earned his BFA in Industrial Design from the California College of the Arts, and a multi-disciplinary MA from the University of Chicago.