and then question whether I did them right, and reiterate the same process. I don't have as much time as once did to letterpress but that's alright, it's nice when I get the chance, it's like going home to family you haven't seen in a while. DJ: What's an average day in the life of Scott? 5:30am wake up. Go for run. Stretch. Shower. Eat breakfast. Grab coffee. 8am get to my studio. Work for 4 hours. No email, No meetings, No phone calls until after noon. Noon. Have lunch. Check my appointments, respond to email, have design reviews. 4pm back to work. 6pm go have dinner, drinks, 8pm time to reflect on the day, think, read. 10 or 11 head to sleep. DJ: On the Post Family website you are described as 'constantly trying to invent the next great thing'. So Scott, what's the next big thing? I just lost my wallet. So, the next big thing is to reinvent credit cards. I think society is mentally disabled for using a small piece of plastic with a fuckin' number on it to access the money we work so hard for (pardon my cursing, it's the language of the passionate.) Look, I'm glad @Jack is working on Square , but even Square, like all other web services, are reliant on this stupid number, which seemingly changes all of time. How does this make sense? Why haven't we solved this. That's next. But right now I'm working on The Noun Project