Francesco
@fran
Francesco
All pretenses aside, Andy Warhol’s quote is the dominant sentiment of our time: “Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art.” Making money is a high. Like sex and drugs and gambling and art. That all these activities cluster together at things called “art fairs” is no mistake.
Hardly agree. I don’t think that becoming a bigger well-lubricated cog and turning that wheels of capitalism = being a good artist. But here good is a word I’ve added, as it was never mention. Or could it be this concept of “making money is art” is also true and I just don’t want to believe it?
J. R. Carpenter || Luckysoap & Co.
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Campaigns I don't want to forget
I fucking love this brochure (poster?)
And so, the only course of action I can see is that at the end of 2024, I’m leaving instagram. In doing so, I understand this means I might lose people whose lives I see every day - people who I have so much affection for. But the hope is that in leaving the world of easy, transactional, minimal communication - something stronger, more rooted and... See more
it strikes me as a little bit hypocritical to create social media campaigns that engage people and keep them using the very platforms you believe are unhelpful or unhealthy.
Is Digital detox for social media managers is the impossible dream?
Cruel optimism, social media and big tech
Exactly what I went through when I said enough social media marketing work. No thank you.
Hello Again :60 | The Starbucks Coffee Company
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Personal feelings about Starbucks coffee and the brand controversies aside, this is a pretty good short film (the kind of stuff that I’d have loved to be involved in, know what I mean?)
The E-myth Revisited
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Been told to keep this in mind
If you’re feeling fearful of settling on messaging forever, remember: Focus on what you can credibly deliver on NOW.
Adding one extra feature nearly cost us our startup.
Monday morning, anxiety twisted in my chest as I deleted half of our codebase.
Our product was buried under features, each an attempt to stave off failure, yet leaving us on the brink of collapse. The team lingered, eyes glued to my screen.
“It’s too cluttered,” I finally said, swallowing my fear.
My
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