chaos theory
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The Designers Are Not Alright
Sometimes, all it takes to send you into a simultaneously up- and downward spiral about your career is a citywide heatwave and a glass of skin contact wine. That, and an email from a stranger who found your work through the announcement pag...
Life Algorithm 101
Earlier this month I got word that my grandma who lived in Manila passed away. She left the world peacefully, in her sleep, surrounded by loved ones, and she’d been alive for over 80 years. This life of hers was complete, and when I heard t...
Stop Making Sense
A few weeks back I had the fun of going on my brand designer friend Alyssa’s brand design course, and doing a live workshop showcasing my process of designing posters and using textures to impactify them. It was a blast and a ball, and at t...
Triple Bottom Line
WELCOME TO YEAR TWO OF chaos theory! True to my nature as someone with Leo all over his star chart, I resorted to histrionics and jungle fuss when, at the publication of last month’s installment, I told everyone this newsletter would not ma...
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