Long dog.
Longer list.
Always busy. Always one more thing to do. His to-do list is almost as long as he is.
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Runrunbear is an office bear in Seattle. Like so many of the city’s programmers, his days go from home to work, and back again.
His stories begin with an engineer’s everyday life. But the long meetings, busy minds, and never-ending lists? They belong to a lot of us.
I created him to make working life feel a little lighter. A familiar feeling. A small laugh. A little less worry.
Life is better with friends ↓Different days. Different ways to get through them.
Always busy. Always one more thing to do. His to-do list is almost as long as he is.
A food-loving friend who knows there’s always something lovely to look forward to. Often, it’s lunch.
He does things in his own time. His head is full of wonderfully strange ideas. There’s no rush to be anyone else.
A human friend who stepped out of the AI world. A girl with six fingers, and a place in this little world.

I’m Tianci Dong, a Seattle-based visual artist. I graduated from Beijing Film Academy in Film and Media Arts, and the University of Leicester in New Media Arts.
My background spans 12 years in marketing, including seven years in creative work at Ogilvy & Mather. There, I worked on Lifeline, a short film made with Qualcomm that received recognition at Cannes Lions and D&AD in 2017.
Now, a small bear. A familiar feeling.
A little warmth for your day.
For collaborations, commissions, and a little creative possibility.
There’s always room.
One more bear? ↑