Francesco
@fran
Francesco
Daylight → The Office of Ordinary Things
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Campaigns I don't want to forget
Love love love. Earthly palette, minimalist approach, great photography and art direction
London's Dawn Chorus
vimeo.comthe kind of video art I love: simple, poetic, and with a great sonic component
I added a sample intro email to my studio contact page and it’s been a delight to have a few folks use it. (Anecdote, not data, but everyone that’s used it turned out to be a delightful client.) https://t.co/EDxZiwgmW0
I NEED to have this
My reason is existential. By writing the things that pop into my head down into my notebook, I teach my brain that those ideas - my ideas - are worthy of being written down at all.
Each note becomes another brick of the house I’m building, a monument to a simple yet elusive truth: that what I notice is worth noticing.
Each note becomes another brick of the house I’m building, a monument to a simple yet elusive truth: that what I notice is worth noticing.
"Why do I keep a notebook at all?"
What will you NOT map?
What's not on your map is just as important as what is. We're all multifaceted individuals (although I like to think I'm more than others - but that could be my ego talking) and we can do a lot. But if there's one thing I've learnt recently (from being made redundant from a 'permanent' role two years ago, being thrown onto
... See moreIf you look at the 10 largest companies in the world, half of them are trying to create this addictive relationship to technology. The days when the dealer in addiction had to hide in the shadows are over. They now operate freely in your home, and every other sphere of your life.
Mark Schaefer • Who's responsible for social media addiction? Me and you. - Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow}
Cruel optimism, social media and big tech
we’re living in a black mirror episode
Choosing our own medium and making it our own will flood us with a sense of agency in a way that jamming it onto instagram just never will. Imagine the experience of creating a printed local event calendar: you choose the type or you handwrite it all yourself, you pick the color and paper and if you want to add any weird flair, you get to talk to... See more
Campaigns I don't want to forget
I fucking love this brochure (poster?)
Instead of productivity, we focus on intentionality. It's not about how much you do, but about knowing why you're doing what you're doing, seeing dreams come to life, and having fun while you're doing it. Here are Intend's four principles for getting into flow and staying in touch with what matters to you:
choosing & doing, over organizing
aliveness,