I like reading other creater get interviewed. this one was nice too.

As I very much appreciate craftsmanship in all forms I tend to choose products where a lot of work has gone into details and which are designed for functionality rather than style. In fact, I have little interest in pure style in general. You know, "fancy bevels" kind of unnecessary style. So part from computational aids I also own a few Leica and Hasselblad cameras. Namely an M9, M8, M6 and a 500C/M. These amazing creations are the result of over 50 years of craftsmanship, love and a need for functional tools.
Just needing to care about the pure essentials of what I'm creating or am trying to accomplish. Not having to learn any tools or walk long roads just to find a map to the next road, leading to what I'm actually interested in, if you follow the parable. What's persistent and important is humans and human interaction. Everything else will change and is less relevant in life.