posted: January 30, 2010

I was on the phone with Enos yesterday and we were chatting about his days at the Famous Artists School. The talk inspired me to rummage around in my garage and pull out some of the course books I've collected from the school. If you've never seen one of these, they are large (14 X12) and impressive items. The ones I have are from 1959.

I haven't thumbed through these in many years, but once I started, these was no stopping. One of the books, blue cover, Lesson 18, titled Principals of Experimental Design contained a lesson designed by the great George Giusti, which I thought I'd share with everyone.
 

Other Giusti Resources:
Covers collected Alexander Budnitz
RIT Library

And I've set up an album for Giusti right here that I'll be adding to!

Also:
The collected stories of Enos at the FAS
 

posted: January 4, 2010

Re-evaluate long-term relationship with Georgia and Times New Roman

Reject Pantones 2010 color picks, especially turquoise

Just surrender to Google Reader, they own RSS... for now

Reduce complications by puchasing black socks only

Reconsider #CCCCCC and seriously consider #AEB3B7

Deal boldly with line-spacing without fear of rejection

Decide once and for all that Lil Wayne is simply the best and just be done with it

Nail down the actual answers to what I wonder about

Get Bob Staake back here where he is loved the very mostest

Get Drawger displaying better on mobile devices

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