“Don’t write online for fame and glory. Oblivion, obscurity and exploitation are all but guaranteed.”
James Shelley
Via Patrick Rhone
Writer, musician, wizardly guide to platform independence
“Don’t write online for fame and glory. Oblivion, obscurity and exploitation are all but guaranteed.”
James Shelley
Via Patrick Rhone
Found this image from pketh, in their post ‘Why and How I Added Comments to My Blog.’
The image comes from this rad project called Mushroom Compadres on Behance.
One bit of FOMO I feel from leaving social media is find design stuff like this, but when you think about it, most all of these cool designs come from websites – portfolios of designers, and sites like Behance and Dribble and Posts.
“Find people who inspire you and create dope shit together.“
Jesse Nyberg
Via perfectlight
I love this so much. By Spencer Holtaway, via Posts.
I had no idea about this iconic photograph, but thanks to Paulie B and his Walkie Talkie video series I discovered it today. Wow.
We are the creative professionals who base our entire careers on making things look interesting.
Why would we stop with our branding, our collateral material, and – for the love of God – our website?
We are in the world of visual excellence. We should make visual excellence the priority feature of our brand.
Don Giannatti
Make cool stuff, show it to your friends. Those words from Rick Rubin are stuck in my head for months and months now.
Key point in this clip from MacAndre Pierre is all about bouncing your ideas off of other people. Present an idea, refine it, and keep making it better.
Take more photos (or writing, or music), share your work with people who appreciate it, get some sleep, and do it again the next day.