I'm pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, let me start by explaining that I have a cold, and so I do not want you to fall in love with my melodic deep voice.

It is not permanent. My wife has been saying that I sound a lot like the announcer that does the movies.

In a world where dragons rule as warlords.

But anyway, my voice sounds a little different because I have a cool.

But I must carry on.

I still have to drive to work.

So you guys still get a podcast.

Okay, so today, in a previous podcast, I brought up Brian Tinsman back when he worked at Wizards,

was trying to make us all better designers.

And so one of the things he did is he put together a group of designers.

And once a week we would get together and we would take turns pitching something about design, anything we wanted.

And there were, I don't know, 10 or so designers.

So once every 10 or so weeks you would give a presentation.

And the very first presentation I gave was called the 10 Principles of Good Design.

So these were written by a German industrial designer named Dieter

Roms. He's probably most famous. So he worked for Braun, the company Braun. He made

lamps and radios and stuff like that. He's probably most famous for being a giant influence on a man

named Jonathan Ive.

Jonathan Ive is the industrial designer for Apple.

So a lot of the work that Dieter Rons has done has had a big influence on Jonathan Ive.

So when I did the article on it, we showed pictures of both the original bronze stuff that Dieter

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