found this on ffffound.com

couldn't be more true. thought i'd share.

From all of the words of inspiration I had acquired, I wanted to make The Designer's Bible. This is the general layout I was aiming for. I wanted something clean and simple. I'm running into a few problems as far as content is concerned. I'm still interested in keeping the book

"pocket-size," so I need to find a way to keep the content on each page consistent.

I'm still really excited about this!!!

London Shmondon. If you know me, you would know I talk about it all the time, but somehow London and the experiences I had there sparked something within me. During the five weeks I spent there, I kept a visual journal for each day. These are two of the many entries I have. I was inspired to solidify all of the words of advice I had accumulated over the course of my study abroad in a book form.

the best book in the entire world

Paul Arden is quite possibly the MAN !!! When I was in London this summer I had the opportunity to hear Graham Fink from M&C Saatchi speak. He graciously gave each and every one of us a copy of Paul Arden's It's Not How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want To Be. I never had the chance to flip through the pages until a few weeks ago, and let me tell you, I regret not having read it sooner. He lays out his experience in the creative field in such a clear and understandable manner. I like to call it my bible.....and the inspiration for my own book.

happy (not so happy) yom kippur.

the previous 4 comps clearly look ridiculously similar. each one underwent slight modifications. the composition is a collage of 3 found images. i really wanted to express the importance of creativity in regards to my lifestyle. 'the perfunctory' addresses what i feel to be the monotony and stagnant quality of standard 9-5 profession and the fear of falling into that pit of death (no offense). the beauty of living a creative lifestyle is that the sense of unexpectedness always exists.