Let it swim
I have started seeing these Star Wars ads everywhere here in NYC, I always see at least 6 ads a day and it always makes me excited. (I am a big fan in case you didn’t know…) They say there would be more ? when they have R2D2 poster up, I am so going to steal one! (just kidding)
(I haven’t seen this Darth Maul version yet.)
The saga begins tomorrow. May the force be with you!
I got to design a website for Liz Steketee Photography a few years ago, and since then, I get to do the updates every so often and I just finished a big update today. She just has started a show at SF Cameraworks today called “Past is an image we form in the present” – if you are around in San Francisco, you get to see her work there now. I admire her work not just because I’ve worked with her on this website, but also her concepts and feelings behind the photos are so personal and so special. Especially, her collections of “emma project” is so very touching. Each of her work says a lot.
If you have a little time to spare, please browse through the website by clicking here.
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The interview yesterday went well and I started my freelance gig at this interactive agency in SOHO. It’s been almost 3 months since I left my old work and I’ve been working from home since so it was so fresh to go to work and work from office with lots of people (about 30 people)! I’m working on some entertainment website this week and see if they have more projects for me later.
But, the first day is always a little overwhelming…
Oh, they use CS3 so I got to use it for the first time – it was so cool! I can’t wait to get one on my machine.
Randy sent me a link to view 1930’s to 1960’s gallery of American graphic design in advertisement — there are a lot! Today, I pulled out some from 1935 (I picked the year randomly — I can’t even imagine what it was like to be a designer in 30’s) for my inspiration: I LOVE the fonts and how they used them.
