UPDATE: News. Read. His mom died last Tuesday... T_T
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE!!! WTF WTF! He's such a great designer!!!!!!! T_T
...the poster tht's still on in my old apt living room. i love his stuff... T_T
What is wrong with 2010 so far????? One of my best friend decide to go MIA for a boy. She's fine but still....and the other best friend, she just had an abortion and a week later she found out about our friend committed suicide which they both have some deep relationship moments...she's all in regrets and sadness...all these 'personal depression' seen here and there...and personally, my ex-called me a racist...mine is not as crazy, but still...WTF!
OK. CHINESE NEW YEAR, BETTER SWEPT ALL THESE BAD VIBE AWAYYYYYY!!! GO! GO!!! *SHOO* T_T
!!! i'm fortunate enough to know a group of great friends. and VERY TALENTED!!! :)
here's the music video. too bad i didn't get the chance to participate in being an extra helping hand around to learn some filming tricks. and mr Charlie Wan is great enough to introduce some models to audition for the shoot! :)
being a typophile, i'm envious of ppl in SF. would love to go check out this exhibition at Gallery 16.
Emigre. its one of the great design magazine with great typography too. not so sure about their web online though. but i bet their publication is great. i've yet to purchase one myself...but yea. check it!
here's some brief description grab from Gallery 16:
"The story of Emigre is also the story of the Bay Area. Founded in 1984,
coinciding with the birth of the Macintosh, Emigre was one of the first
independent type foundries to establish itself centered on personal
computer technology. During the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s,
graphic design was experiencing one of its most exciting and
transformative periods. The Apple Macintosh computer had been
introduced, design schools were exploring French linguistic theory, the
vernacular had become a serious source of study and inspiration, the
design and manufacture of typefaces were suddenly opened up to everyone
who could use a computer, and for the first time in the United States,
New York City was no longer the place to look for the latest
developments in graphic design. And in Berkeley, California, across the
bay from Silicon Valley, Emigre magazine, like no other, recognized the
significance of the events and became both a leading participant and a
keen observer of this innovative international design scene, generating
a body of work and ideas that still resonate today."