Saturday, December 20, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
The New School Protest
I was locked out for about 4 hours in Parsons Lab... coniaso ... I think it's not fair for all student who r still working on their finals, and they cannot access to a working space ...it supposes to be a most basic right for everybody who paid for the tuition fee, eventually we paid for that space...there is no way that school can lock the door without previous announcement.
and also I don't understand why school don't take some action to open the dialogue about the issue, en cambio, el primero fue que cerro la universidad, y no dejan estudiante ni entrar ni salir, conio eso si me killa.
and also I don't understand why school don't take some action to open the dialogue about the issue, en cambio, el primero fue que cerro la universidad, y no dejan estudiante ni entrar ni salir, conio eso si me killa.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
cut&past
there is a contest about graphic design, ya registre... ta aperisimo, if u r interesting u can just send ur application online. vamos a ver si ganamos algo de alli...hehehe
a probar las tecnicas de amarre...
http://www.cutandpaste.com/
a probar las tecnicas de amarre...
http://www.cutandpaste.com/
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
in production mood ...
I'm creating a working mood ... hahah what a good excuse to not tidy up my desk...
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Infinita procrastination
infinita procrastination... infinita procrastination...playing music, eating, watching youtube, sleepping and talking shit, but never working on my expo ...dammit, I gonna ruin my life if I keep procrastinating ...I hate that feeling of thinking to not prcrastine but on the other hand still doing it ...keep opening youtube window...please dont do it..(I'm talking to my finger) dont log in MSN(I'm talking to my finger again) It' seems I dont have control of my body ... fuck I dont want to amarrar.....
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
fashion of masochism ?
This is a fashion brand called Comme des Garcons, I think it's a really funny fashion marketing concept.. is it saying that all fashion consumers are kind of masochist? maybe ... we are spending a lot of money on something that never makes us happy ....the trasitory tendecy of fashion trend is the reason of our unhappiness, isn't it ?
the original website-
http://guerrilla-store-cologne.com/
Friday, November 14, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
strangeattrators
estuve una charla en Parsons, me motivó mucho por una frase que dijo" acuerdate que cuando udes estan barajando mientras tanto hay 3 millones o mas de diseniadores estan siendo productivos.." buena reflexion para no decidir a barajar...
http://www.strangeattractors.com
este es el website...esta super chevere, vale la pena de visitarlo
http://www.strangeattractors.com
este es el website...esta super chevere, vale la pena de visitarlo
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Nothinig impossible ... Yes we can
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Friday, September 26, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Lost again..
Maybe it's fated to lose my computer, wallet and now my key ... but it's never a destiny to be unhappy ....I know u can take away everything I have, but never my happiness. tring to understand that everything happening just an illusion.. yeah just an illusion.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
mi mania reguerosa
viendo mi cuarto que hace 1 hora que organizé y ahora ya esta regueroso otra vez... me hace recordar cuando tenia 15.. mi profesor de arte de la escuela primaria me decía " Pao, creo que tienes mucho potencia de ser artista" y cuando escuché eso me sentia tan contento... pero él siguió hablando, y dijo" nunca he visto un niño tan regueroso como tú, nada mas con 5 minutos ya puedes crear un desorden tan rapido , eres increible.." y al final me quedé desepcionado con su sacasmo...ahora recordando eso.... creo que él nunca esperaba que después de 10 años este muchachito se convierte en un diseñador... y muy regueroso todavia.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Monday, July 7, 2008
sushi y ensalada de mangú
Friday, July 4, 2008
The Vanities by Terence Lawlor
despues de llegar a new york, tengo una rutina semanal interesante que es dar vuelta en librerias. y anoto las cosas, las frases que me inspiran. y para esta semana creo que este libro- The Vanities, es una de las sorpresas. Me gusta mucho el collage de este illustrador, pues creo que tiene un toque muy differente a lo que normalmente lo que hacen. Comparando con los otros illustradores que hacen collage, la pieza no son planos, en cambio son mucho mas tridimencional, y creo que es esa sensation espacial de las texturas que enriquece la pieza y que le hace resaltar de lo comun.
Persepolis
this week I'm reading a book called Persepolis, is the story of Iranian political revolution narrated by a little girl. is about the political struggle, repression, war, and culture differences... it somehow reminds me a book- The Diary of Anne Frank. Anyway it's a really nice piece, and now they turned to a animation film, it's worth to see!
Monday, June 30, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Monday, June 23, 2008
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Choose a Job, Choose a life
from ID magazine
Choose a Job, Choose a life.
when we set out to ask a few of our favorite design leaders about the best business decision they'd ever made, we never guessed the results would be so personal.
Milton Glaser:
The best business decision I ever made was actually two related ones, the first was joining with Ed Sorel, Seymour Chawast, and Reynold Reffins to create Pushpin studios in 1954. We had a different view of graphic design than what was popular at the time, which was Swiss and Bauhaus modernism. Our idea was to celebrate and plunder all the ideas that were considered to be inappropriate then -ornament, storytelling,complexity. We also linked illustration and design and considered both activities part of a single intention. After 15 years or so, the studio became famous and influential. Our success culminated in an important exhibition at the Louvre's Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1970. We had become part of the mainstream, although we were still considered marginal by those committed to modernism. Later, one critic called us premature post-modernists.
My other decision was to leave Pushpin, with some trepidation, 20 years after we had begun it. I felt people knew too much about us and had begun to expect a certain kind of product, which I found limiting. I opened a small office in 1974 with the intention of doing things I had not done before, including interiors, objects, architecture. It worked out fine.
Karim Rashid:
The best business decision I ever made was to get a really rigorous education in industrial design. I was going to study fine arts, and if I had, I would be most likely be jobless right now. Design is democratic art.
Choose a Job, Choose a life.
when we set out to ask a few of our favorite design leaders about the best business decision they'd ever made, we never guessed the results would be so personal.
Milton Glaser:
The best business decision I ever made was actually two related ones, the first was joining with Ed Sorel, Seymour Chawast, and Reynold Reffins to create Pushpin studios in 1954. We had a different view of graphic design than what was popular at the time, which was Swiss and Bauhaus modernism. Our idea was to celebrate and plunder all the ideas that were considered to be inappropriate then -ornament, storytelling,complexity. We also linked illustration and design and considered both activities part of a single intention. After 15 years or so, the studio became famous and influential. Our success culminated in an important exhibition at the Louvre's Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1970. We had become part of the mainstream, although we were still considered marginal by those committed to modernism. Later, one critic called us premature post-modernists.
My other decision was to leave Pushpin, with some trepidation, 20 years after we had begun it. I felt people knew too much about us and had begun to expect a certain kind of product, which I found limiting. I opened a small office in 1974 with the intention of doing things I had not done before, including interiors, objects, architecture. It worked out fine.
Karim Rashid:
The best business decision I ever made was to get a really rigorous education in industrial design. I was going to study fine arts, and if I had, I would be most likely be jobless right now. Design is democratic art.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
tipica conversation chavonera
4 de la tarde Pao encontró a Emil en lobby de Parsons...
Pao: tengo hambre
Emil: tengo sed
Pao: tengo hambre y tengo sed, pero no tengo dinero...
Pao: tengo hambre
Emil: tengo sed
Pao: tengo hambre y tengo sed, pero no tengo dinero...
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
a best reason to go travel
'The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page' st Angustine
looking for my lost wallet
se me perdio mi wallet esta fin de semana.. no se donde ni se como, lo unico que se.. es cuando iba a trabajar me di cuenta de que mi wallet ya no esta comigo... y pensaba que lo deje en la casa de mi amigo pero fui a buscar noche entera y lamentablemente no encontre nada, y chequee a mi cuenta de banco, nadie uso mi tarjeta.. entonces quiere decir que probablemente nadie lo cogio. ay... mi wallet donde tu estas escondido ? te necesito...
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Friday, June 6, 2008
central park drawing
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
E-wash
Levente Szabo. Congratulations to the Hungarian design student, who took home the top prize from the Electrolux Design lab 2007 competition with E-wash, a compact washing washing machine that uses soap nuts instead of detergent. The announcement came yesterday in Paris, where all the finalists had gathered to compare and celebrate their designs.
The fifth edition of the contest featured the second clothes washer in three years (remember the Airwash?) to garner the win; it's most notable feature is that it's designed to use soap nuts rather than detergent, to make it viable for use in developing countries across the world.
It came from the challenge to students to come up with environmentally-sound, commercially viable products and solutions that would enable consumers to "live in greater harmony with the environment."
“E-wash is a brilliant connection between ancient knowledge and high-tech,” comments juror Henrik Otto, Head of Global Design for Electrolux. “It takes someone open-minded to look for solutions from somewhere else and apply them to his own culture.”
Szabó says that his starting point was the polluting effect of both the washing process and the production, packaging and transportation of the detergent. “I was looking for a substance that could replace the detergent,” he explains.“ The soapnut is a natural plant and can be cultivated. It does not harm nature but is a part of it.
“The other problem was the form of conventional washing machine. I reduced the size and made it flat, so it would fit into a small apartment, but also would be able to wash a lot of clothes at the same time.”
from http://www.treehugger.com
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