Lazy hazy crazy days
M-O family portraits from Andrew Stanton.
This is WAY too wonderful not to post here.
From the article:
“While the film was in production, Stanton’s team had a real life statue of the character and one day, on a whim, took him to Sears to get a bunch of family portraits taken. That was years ago and, since then, the photos have remained safely on Andrew Stanton’s iPhone. Nowhere else.”
(via alexleefitz)
(via discoverynews)
Jimmy Stewart & Grace Kelly on the set of Rear Window (1954, dir. Alfred Hitchcock)
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You always stop at the same part, when it’s very beautiful. Interesting.
(Source: evil-beans, via jeandujardins)
This is fantastic :)
Self-promotion
Ink jet prints on Premium Presentation Paper Matte
2012
As a Graphic Designer and amateur chef, I find that several similarities can be drawn between designing a project and cooking. Both processes use the combination of several ingredients; using typography, imagery, and color palettes in design, and using baking soda, flour, and eggs in cooking. Both designing and cooking also culminate in a final, and sometimes scary, process — either printing or baking. My self-promotion includes 4 of my favorite top-secret recipes for my most successful designs, as well as my cover letter and resume. Also included is my business card, which slides into the little holder on the front of the package.




