Showing posts with label font project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label font project. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Font Project 2

As I said before - there are a few thoughts to live by that I wanted to share with you. This is one I came up with all on my own. It's popular - certainly in an office full of long time cohorts - to bemoan what we wish, what we want, why it isn't fair that we don't have...yadda yadda yadda. I've been guilty of this many times myself. And then I kind of got tired of hearing my whining! I gave it a little more thought one day/week/month and I realized - most of what I pined for I could have had - if I were WILLING to do more to get it. I'm quite sure I could have been a successful Corporate VP - if I were willing to devote myself to the politics of the executive suite. I probably could have had a fancy house - if I were willing to save my pennies rather than enjoy them. And on and on. So take heed - if you really think the universe has conspired against your having the life you want - at least think about it one more time!

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Font Project 1

Okay so there's no color here. And no, I'm not going to tell you that artisty/design schooly thing about white really being a combination of all color. That's crazy. But the sentiment here is a little bit about a colorful life. A guy I dallied with for awhile - a quirky guy who loved to talk - said something like this to me and it stuck. He was a computer geek who was making a living hopping boat to boat as a commercial fisherman in the Pacific Northwest. We emailed frantically for a few weeks - Graham loved words and wordplay and was - as you might expect - given to deep thought and introspection. This sentiment struck me as being one of those little gems that you could keep in mind as you go about your day-to-day life. I have a few of these. Another was something my Dad used to say about humility. Maybe I'll design a piece based on that too. Then I have one I like to quote about desire. What these little ditties all have in common is that they tend to humble you a bit. And that is NOT - in this brash, uncensored and outspoken world we live in - a bad thing.