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Submitted: May 18
File Size: 7.7 MB
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Resolution: 400×619
Comments: 5
Favourites & Collections: 2 [who?]
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This is part of a self-promotional day brief we had to do for the university. It's not a big project, and we are not graded for it. It was just a break from working on the actual big projects.
The actual outcome was a piece of mail art, two cards bound together on the top left side with a kite string.
This is the second of the cards. For the first one I used an already existing, very-very personal sketch of mine, this one: [link] - hence the kite string.
The idea for "los t" belongs to Bryn Andrews, a former flatmate of mine and a fellow desinger.
The poem was written by me a few months ago. It's one of the original English ones, it's a pity that they never come out as good as the Greek ones, but it's borderline all right.
The actual outcome was a piece of mail art, two cards bound together on the top left side with a kite string.
This is the second of the cards. For the first one I used an already existing, very-very personal sketch of mine, this one: [link] - hence the kite string.
The idea for "los t" belongs to Bryn Andrews, a former flatmate of mine and a fellow desinger.
The poem was written by me a few months ago. It's one of the original English ones, it's a pity that they never come out as good as the Greek ones, but it's borderline all right.
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beyond her wall i shatter mine..
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"Do you want to know the art of living, my friend? It is contained in one phrase: make use of suffering."
- Henri-Frédéric Amiel.
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Blinking Snow Llama avvie made by =SparklyDest
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"Do you want to know the art of living, my friend? It is contained in one phrase: make use of suffering."
- Henri-Frédéric Amiel.
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Blinking Snow Llama avvie made by =SparklyDest
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