Rowena Lei
@rowenalei
Rowena Lei
Top 5 Creative Branding Strategies & Examples for Corporations
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- Ancient Philosophy (pre-socratic, Plato, Aristotle)
- Hellenistic Philosophy (Epicureanism and Stoicism)
- Medieval Philosophy (middle eastern and western)
- Modern Philosophy (Descartes and Locke)
- Kant
- Hegel
- Chinese Philosophy (Mencius and Wang Yangming)
- Scepticism
- Epistemology
- Pragmatism
- Mind and World
Everything I Read During My Philosophy Degree
How David Hume split literature from philosophy | Aeon Essays
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Between 1909 and his death in 1963, the man made a truly impressive number of artworks: thousands of line drawings and sketches, hundreds of ceramics, more than 40 literary works, costumes and sets for at least a dozen major theater productions and ballets, and several murals and decorative commissions. He wrote poetry and plays, published six art... See more
You Too Can Live in the Visual World of Jean Cocteau
“It’s not bad. It’s not good either. It’s more like nothing—not good or bad, aesthetically or morally.”
Shan Wang • Who’s Afraid of Being Middlebrow?
Navigating the Overwhelm: A Beginner’s Journey into Brand and Creative Strategy
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Madeleine Castaing’s winter garden.
A pistachio olive oil sponge cake with spiced sumac rhubarb jam, toffee chocolate caramel, and pistachio whipped cream by @ardsydney_.
Sailboats painted by artist Claire Milbrath.
Coffee at Pierluigi in Rome posted on the Canyon Coffee Instagram.
The wall at the Simone Roscha SS26 show, shot by photographer Jacob Lillis.
The Soft Clock by ceramicist Solenne Belloir, which is maybe the most beautiful clock I’ve ever seen.
A detail shot from Rabanne SS25—I really like how the lace, silver, shirt stripes, and menswear details all work together.
A scrunchie and an antique brush posted by Arles Studio, saved because I love that blue background.
Ayo Edebiri in The Row, styled by our hero Danielle Goldberg.
Detail from a Franz Xaver Winterhalter painting, painted sometime in the mid-1800s.
You have only to stroll along the Strand on a wet winter’s night and watch the crowds lining up to get into the movies. These lowbrows are waiting, after the day’s work, in the rain, sometimes for hours, to get into the cheap seats and sit in hot theatres in order to see what their lives look like. Since they are lowbrows, engaged magnificently and... See more