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by Forbes LLC,Caleb Melby

Author: Forbes LLC,Caleb Melby
Publisher: Wiley; 1st edition (January 3, 2012)
Language: English
Pages: 80
ePub: 1825 kb
Fb2: 1731 kb
Rating: 4.7
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Category: Comics
Subcategory: Graphic Novels
Written by Forbes reporter Caleb Melby and drawn by JESS3, The Zen of Steve Jobs tells the .
Written by Forbes reporter Caleb Melby and drawn by JESS3, The Zen of Steve Jobs tells the story of a relationship and collaboration between Jobs and Kobun Chino Otogawa. Kobun was a Zen Buddhist priest who emigrated to the . from Japan in the early 1970s. He was an innovator, lacked appreciation for rules and was passionate about art and design. The book, written by Forbes reporter Caleb Melby and illustrated by JESS3, evolved into an historically inspired tale spanning 30 years of the relationship between Jobs and one of his great influences, Kobun Chino Otogawa, a Zen Buddhist priest who emigrated to the . from Japan in the late 1960s.
Forbes and JESS3 are proud to present The Zen Of Steve Jobs, a graphic novella that explores Jobs' friendship . The book, written by Forbes reporter Caleb Melby and drawn by JESS3, is an imagining of that friendship, told using stripped down dialogue and bold calligraphic panels.
Forbes and JESS3 are proud to present The Zen Of Steve Jobs, a graphic novella that explores Jobs' friendship with a Zen priest and the impact it had on Jobs' career. The story moves back and forward in time, from the 1970s to 2011, but centers on the period after Jobs' exile from Apple in 1985 when he took up intensive study with Kobun.
Forbes LLC, Caleb Melby
Forbes LLC, Caleb Melby. An illustrated depiction of Steve Jobs' friendship with Zen Buddhist Kobun Chino Otogawa and the impact it had on Jobs' careerApple cofounder Steve Jobs (1955-2011) had such an enormous impact on so many people that his life often took on aspects of myth. But much of his success was due to collaboration with designers, engineers and thinkers. The Zen of Steve Jobs tells the story of Jobs' relationship with one such person: Kobun Chino Otogawa. from Japan in the early 1970s
Caleb Melby's stories. I'm also the author of Forbes' first graphic novel, The Zen of Steve Jobs. Previously, I've written for the Chicago Tribune and The Times of South Africa.
Caleb Melby's stories. My alma mater is Northwestern University's Medill School, which has recently altered its name to include a rambling string of words that I cannot be bothered to remember.
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Caleb Melby (Author), Forbes LLC (Author), JESS3 (Illustrator). Told using stripped-down dialogue and bold calligraphic panels, The Zen of Steve Jobs explores how Jobs might have honed his design aesthetic through the study of Eastern religion, but in the end, he took from Zen only what he needed and left the rest behind. See all Product description.
An illustrated depiction of Steve Jobs' friendship with Zen Buddhist Kobun Chino Otogawa and the impact it had on Jobs' career Apple cofounder Steve Jobs (1955–2011) had such an enormous impact on so many people that his life often took on aspects of myth. from Japan in the early 1970s
An illustrated depiction of Steve Jobs' friendship with Zen Buddhist Kobun Chino Otogawa and the impact it had on Jobs' career Apple . Forbes (the company) produces a comic book about a recently deceased business leader.
An illustrated depiction of Steve Jobs' friendship with Zen Buddhist Kobun Chino Otogawa and the impact it had on Jobs' career Apple cofounder Steve Jobs (1955-2011) had such an enormous impact on so many people that his life often took on aspects of myth. Gets a company, who seems to maybe be a solitary person but is not referred to as such, to illustrate it. Net result?
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Place of Publication. Author Biography. Caleb Melby is a Forbes contributor and a native of Mankato, Minnesota, a town known as the site of the nation's largest mass hanging. It is otherwise a very nice place. Prior to writingThe Zen of Steve Jobs, Caleb wrote for theChicago Tribune and theTimes of South Africa. He currently lives in a variety of places with no wives and no children.
Apple cofounder Steve Jobs (1955-2011) had such an enormous impact on so many people that his life often took on aspects of myth. But much of his success was due to collaboration with designers, engineers and thinkers. The Zen of Steve Jobs tells the story of Jobs' relationship with one such person: Kobun Chino Otogawa.
Kobun was a Zen Buddhist priest who emigrated to the U.S. from Japan in the early 1970s. He was an innovator, lacked appreciation for rules and was passionate about art and design. Kobun was to Buddhism as Jobs was to the computer business: a renegade and maverick. It wasn't long before the two became friends--a relationship that was not built to last.
This graphic book is a reimagining of that friendship. The story moves back and forward in time, from the 1970s to 2011, but centers on the period after Jobs' exile from Apple in 1985 when he took up intensive study with Kobun. Their time together was integral to the big leaps that Apple took later on with its product design and business strategy.
Told using stripped down dialogue and bold calligraphic panels, The Zen of Steve Jobs explores how Jobs might have honed his design aesthetic via Eastern religion before choosing to identify only what he needs and leave the rest behind.