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I love sugar, design and cartoons. I am a “traditionally” trained print designer and self-taught web designer. This site is for items that inspire me. Most posts are not self-made.
My portfolio: http://520red.com
“An artist is a person who had sensed that they were dissatisfied with the configuration of the world as they found it, and they want to present another configuration, but since nothing comes out of the sky and nothing is invented, they are like voyagers, they are like sailors, which is very romantic. They are off into places which nobody else went to, but the difference between sailor and artist is that the former goes off into places and just looks around and gets laid in Tahiti, whereas the latter looks around and gets laid in Tahiti, but then they turn around and come back and tell somebody. That’s what an artist is, a man or woman that goes off into territories where they could go mad and come back and tell…It’s not the imaginary territory that they go into, and it’s not something on the inside.” *
* Writings & Interviews of Lawrence Weiner 1968-2003, Hatje Cantz Publisher, 2004.
My portfolio: http://520red.com
“An artist is a person who had sensed that they were dissatisfied with the configuration of the world as they found it, and they want to present another configuration, but since nothing comes out of the sky and nothing is invented, they are like voyagers, they are like sailors, which is very romantic. They are off into places which nobody else went to, but the difference between sailor and artist is that the former goes off into places and just looks around and gets laid in Tahiti, whereas the latter looks around and gets laid in Tahiti, but then they turn around and come back and tell somebody. That’s what an artist is, a man or woman that goes off into territories where they could go mad and come back and tell…It’s not the imaginary territory that they go into, and it’s not something on the inside.” *
* Writings & Interviews of Lawrence Weiner 1968-2003, Hatje Cantz Publisher, 2004.
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