The heat is killing.
Just killing.
Bleddy desert.
Mar 23, 2009
Feb 24, 2009
gias laik dat eghen
i jus' callto say i love you
i jus' call
to say how much I care
i jus' call
to say how much I care
all night long, all nightall night, all night
all night long, all night
all night, all night
all night long, all night
all night, all night
all night long, all night
all night, all night
all night long, all night
all night, all night
oops! i did it againi play with your heart
got lost in the game
oh, baby baby!
got lost in the game
oh, baby baby!
Feb 18, 2009
verry good.
I wish Ae would read my mind and obey.
So much for technology improving "suoo much eh".
phbbt.
So much for technology improving "suoo much eh".
phbbt.
Feb 14, 2009
Feb 13, 2009
Feb 9, 2009
gias laik dat
AI GIAS COLL TO SEEI AI LOV IU
AI GIAS COLL TO SEEII AU MA C'HAI KEER
(I jus' call to say I love you
I jus' call to say how much I care.)
This is how Italian is read/written.
Spotted on three hoardings today.
AI GIAS COLL TO SEEII AU MA C'HAI KEER
(I jus' call to say I love you
I jus' call to say how much I care.)
This is how Italian is read/written.
Spotted on three hoardings today.
Jan 31, 2009
Type
A few months ago I attended Multiverso, Icograda Design Week at Torino- 3 days of workshop and a 2 day conference. The workshop I signed up for was called "Afrikan Alphabets" with Saki Mafundikwa. We had to create letterforms inspired from Afrikan writing systems.
I chose a Jokwa pictogram that tells the story of life.
This was my character set at the conference.
Was reworking it this week. Here are sketches+w.i.p
I know it looks like a kolam, but that *points to jokwa pictogram* was my reference point.
Fine and also kolam.
(international integration I call it)
I'm still missing K, Y, X. It still needs a LOT of fixing in terms of form, but this is where it's generally heading.
Feedback please!
* * *
edit:
feb 16
R suggested the possibility of the characters being open like the jokwa pictogram as opposed to the closed loops that they are now. This was a doodle amongst many before choosing which direction to proceed in.
With this one, I was trying to go with a more squarish form as in the jokwa, while keeping the open ends to add some interest. BUT, we decided on the kolam-like one since it was more do-able in the given time.
***
I chose a Jokwa pictogram that tells the story of life.
image from Saki Mafundikwa's book Afrikan Alphabets
This was my character set at the conference.
Was reworking it this week. Here are sketches+w.i.p
I know it looks like a kolam, but that *points to jokwa pictogram* was my reference point.
Fine and also kolam.
(international integration I call it)
I'm still missing K, Y, X. It still needs a LOT of fixing in terms of form, but this is where it's generally heading.
Feedback please!
* * *
edit:
feb 16
R suggested the possibility of the characters being open like the jokwa pictogram as opposed to the closed loops that they are now. This was a doodle amongst many before choosing which direction to proceed in.
With this one, I was trying to go with a more squarish form as in the jokwa, while keeping the open ends to add some interest. BUT, we decided on the kolam-like one since it was more do-able in the given time.
***
Jan 28, 2009
twentyone, twice over
once by IST.
then by Milan time.
This is the longest birthday ever.
me and the blog.
well almost, for the blog.
:D
then by Milan time.
This is the longest birthday ever.
me and the blog.
well almost, for the blog.
:D
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