by Vincent Deschamps Essentialism In some instances minimalist design is perceived as being the absence of things. It isn’t “less is more” but “nothing is better” which can come across as being reductive in many instances. Yet some folks define minimalism as being essentialism—in other words, only what is essential is visible and what is absolutely necessary is present. From a visual art perspective, a … Continue reading Hands on with the Mudita Radiant
by Brent Robillard Saving time Some watches are designed to tell the time. Others, like the Shelby MEDIC, are designed to help save it—sometimes quite literally. Conceived by Canadian first responder Matthew McMillan, the MEDIC is a purpose-built tool watch that doesn’t just sit pretty on the wrist; it’s meant to work alongside its wearer in critical moments. Advertisement Check out the Longines Spirit Zulu … Continue reading Shelby MEDIC: A First Responder’s Tool for Every Day
Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Brent Robillard Objectivity What is objectivity? The Merriam-Webster dictionary describes it as the lack of favouritism toward one side or another, the freedom from bias. According to the Cambridge dictionary, it is the quality of being able to make a decision or judgment in a fair way that is not influenced by personal feelings or beliefs. Well… you can … Continue reading Beaucroft Element: A British-Made GADA Watch with Serious Charm
