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10/10/2021
The prompt today is “pressure,” and outside of drawing a pressure cooker, this is all I could think of—a childhood and adolescence filled with pressure: the pressure to achieve at the highest possible level.
It made me great at getting things done, not so great at resting. I believed that I needed to earn the right to rest. (I still struggle with resting, even when it’s clear I need it.)
This is a portrait of how I pictured myself to be as a young girl: serious, focused. When I grew up, I honestly didn’t know what I considered to be “fun.”
I've been a little MIA. I've been looking, exploring, wandering. ⠀
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I forgot that I once considered myself an artist. I forgot that I once felt light and unencumbered. I forgot I once prioritized my own joy and fun. ⠀
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What did you leave behind in the hustle and bustle of "growing up?"⠀
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24/09/2020
One of the most widely-accepted nuggets of wisdom in the design world comes from Jared Spool: "Good design, when it’s done well, becomes invisible."⠀
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Unfortunately, this means it's sometimes hard to justify hiring a designer, because no one's really sure what we do!⠀
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I'm sharing a quick demonstration on how a designer might treat the same information in two different ways. ⠀
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These are inspired by one of my favorite design educators, , whose book Thinking with Type is my go-to design book recommendation.⠀
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Leave a comment or DM me if this was interesting. I'm planning on building out a few more examples of how design can impact your yoga offerings, and would love your feedback!⠀⠀⠀⠀
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