rob hardy
@robhardy
writer of manifestos, petter of cats. in devotional pursuit of a more beautiful internet đ±
rob hardy
ungated.life
Dostoevsky, unlike most other authors, treats his characters as full individuals, as if they are too big to fit in his head: he isnât using them as mouth pieces but is listening to them. His books are polyphonic: they are made up of a multitude of voices, each with their own inner logic and perspective, and there is no voice that stands above the... See more
A list of books and essays that I love
Infinite Books âą Tweet
13 Creative Commandments:
1. Talent is an important differentiator, but talent needs to put in the hours to excel.
2. Question everything. Question what is good, what is bad, why you like or don't like something. It's more important than ever in an algorithmic industry to play by your own rules.
3. Stand by the work that you make. Do not place
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âWe do not grow absolutely, chronologically. We grow sometimes in one dimension, and not in another; unevenly. We are relative. We are mature in one realm, childish in another.â
-AnaĂŻs Nin
self renewal and
God makes you walk in circles until youâre exhausted enough to just be yourself
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brand manifesto and
Craft without commerciality will not save you when the money runs out
â a note for design founders
Commerciality without any sense of moral responsibility, will have you eaten alive by the public
â a note for mercenary founders
â a note for design founders
Commerciality without any sense of moral responsibility, will have you eaten alive by the public
â a note for mercenary founders
Reggie James âą Tweet
Woodworking is brutal. It's painfully slow to learn and very unforgiving. But the sheer act of jumping blindly into a new creative field as a novice really opened up my eyes. You'd be surprised how quickly designing a simple bench will lead you into existential questions about the nature of "sitting."