Graphic Content: True Stories from Top Creatives
Feb 2014 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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63 top creatives speak out on art, inspiration, life, and random things that happened.
"We watched as 60 yards away this man fought for his life. And I felt like a coward."
"The pole they have behind the spot in the parallel parking test? Yeah, I hit that."
"I pretty much punched her in the face with the palm of my hand."
"Then, with his usual perfect timing, Belushi crashed through the French doors, looking for the cognac."
"It was at that moment that a duck shit directly into my mouth."
Find out who said it, inside.
"We watched as 60 yards away this man fought for his life. And I felt like a coward."
"The pole they have behind the spot in the parallel parking test? Yeah, I hit that."
"I pretty much punched her in the face with the palm of my hand."
"Then, with his usual perfect timing, Belushi crashed through the French doors, looking for the cognac."
"It was at that moment that a duck shit directly into my mouth."
Find out who said it, inside.
About the author
Brian Singer is a San Francisco based artist and designer. He works at Facebook, where he leads a team of designers, engineers and filmmakers. Brian is the creator of The 1000 Journals Project, a global art experiment that has been covered in the New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Wall Street Journal, and many others. It is the subject of a book, a documentary, and was exhibited at both the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. When no one is looking, Brian creates intricate and provocative art projects under his alter ego "Someguy" (iamsomeguy.com). In 2013, Brian joined the national board of AIGA, the professional association for design. Prior to that, he was president of the San Francisco chapter of AIGA and served on the advisory board for the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery.
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