John G. Liwag is a designer + art director, and Lindsey Reveche is a letterer/illustrator.
We live in Los Angeles, California, design alongside one another to create products in Our Shop.
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We opened Our Shop! Today, I started making things with Lindsey Reveche, a talented illustrator/letterer. Our first product is a poster which echoes the mantra of the quiet working hours.
Buy the 11x17 poster here: Make Things Better (Poster).
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Greetings From Camp
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Aziz Ansari, one of my favorite comedians, discusses hand lettering.
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Looking back into the archives, your trail of photos in the past is your history. It’s your perception at that time, it’s the places you wandered to, and the things you cared about enough to keep your attention on it for that moment. Photographs are the art of documentation.
Every photograph is the beginning of a new perspective, a new style, and the reinvention of the photographer. The last image you captured is now the past, and looking ahead feels even more optimistic.
Your photos of the past are who you used to be, or who you wish you still were. And with every use of a camera, you’re in a state of becoming, maintaining, pushing or pulling… to embody a different version of yourself, whether it’s more interesting, less obnoxious, more witty, less cluttered, more courageous, or less of an imitation.
Perspective is interesting… but perception is personal. The camera is a tool to help you make that differentiation. Very few people are good at getting their perception out through their art and their work. And perception — of self, others, and the world around — is worth more than anything.
(Source: visualarchives)
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Inspired by Lane Musgrave’s photo and Lindsey’s illustration and lettering work. I stumbled upon this graphic while going through process of developing a title treatment for a future blog post.
Also: I think I’ve found my new favorite color. 1787 C.
(Source: visualarchives)
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