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My eyes are green

because I eat a lot of vegetables

It don't have nothing

To do with your new friend

My eyes are green

Because I eat a lot of vegetables

It don't have nothing to do with your new friends Today's conversation starts with George Greenough, and it continues with Andrew Kidman and along to Ellis Erickson.

It's focused on a design detail, The Edge, and the film that Kidman and Erickson made called On the Edge of a Dream.

You might have heard us talk about the Edge Design a few times on this podcast in the past.

If you're still confused about the design, don't worry, so am I.

And so is Andrew when Greeno first told him about the design. And then so is Ellis when

Heifer spoke to Andrew about it. That's all part of the process of the edge. As you'll hear today,

you don't fully understand it until you begin writing the boards. The problem is that a lot of

the theory contradicts traditional design theory.

But that's why Kidman and Erickson dedicated the last five years to building a quiver of boards

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