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The Hand Lettering Side Project: No. 28, The Eternal Optimist. This photo was taken in Mendoza, Argentina. We were sitting outside having a lovely lunch at an organic winery. We met some lovely friends in Mendoza. The song lyrics are one's that I sang to myself all throughout college. Blue skies, sunflowers, and this song are all things that instantly uplift my mood. "Blue skies smiling at me, nothing but blue skies do I see." —Irving Berlin
Madeleine L’Engle on creativity, writing, censorship, and the art of disturbing the universe – spectacular read.
"Only when we take ourselves lightly can we take ourselves seriously."
The Hand Lettering Side Project: No. 27 This photo was taken in the Patagonia's National Park Los Glaciares in Argentina, about an hour from El Calafate. A beautiful collision of natural elements. I witnessed the slow yet monumental changes of this glacier in person. I hiked on its surface. It is an experience I will never forget. It is why I love to travel.
“Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage.” —Anais Nin
The Hand Lettering Side Project: No. 26 This photo was taken in Mendoza, Argentina at the Chandon Winery with good travel friends. ¡Salud! Prost! Cheers! Celebrate Your Life. XXX-Mindi
The Hand Lettering Side Project: No. 25 This photo was taken in the Park of Roses in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The purple Jacaranda trees are something everyone should see and smell! Happy Spring! “It is not enough to be industrious; so are the ants. What are you industrious about?” —Henry D. Thoreau
The Hand Lettering Side Project: No. 12 This photo was taken from the top of Palacio Barolo in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 11 I created this invitation for one of my oldest childhood friends Bachelorette Party.
So I am learning that I am not the best at posting every day! Maybe I should change my goal to draw every day, but post every week.
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 10 Spread your love today.
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 9 We are made of stars. You and I.
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 8 happier
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 7 Do.
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 6 Cheers!
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 5
B is for Bubbles.
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 4
Such a beautiful sentiment for friendship. I drew this while thinking of my dear friend Barbara at Graphic Design Rhetoric. She's a bad ass designer from Brazil working towards her PHD in Design, and today is her birthday. “Promise me you'll always remember: You're braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” ― A.A. Milne, Author of Winnie-the-Pooh
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 3 An Imperfect A
When I think of perfection I think of my Grandma, an amazing woman I have always admired. For the first five years of my life, I truly believed she was perfect. One Christmas Eve, amongst our large family chaos, I saw her raise her arms in frustration. In that small moment, I realized my Grandma was not perfect. If Grandma was not capable of perfection that meant no one could ever be perfect, and that was okay.
“We are all wonderful, beautiful wrecks. That's what connects us—that we're all broken, all beautifully imperfect.” ― Emilio Estevez
The Hand Lettering Side Project: Day 2
It's a beautiful day in Seattle for the Fremont Solstice Parade. Enjoy the sun!
I am so happy to share my creative challenge for Summer 2013: The Hand Lettering Side Project
Happy first day of summer! Or winter if you are in the southern hemisphere!
Today is day one of this journey.
The side project will live here on this tumblr. I thought of posting it on our Blank Space Design Blog, but I wanted an online space where the focal point is my hand lettering project. (Let's be honest sometimes I am easily distracted.)
I will post a new image everyday of something I have hand lettered. I am interested in testing out different forms of lettering styles. I may simple post a word, a single letter, a quote, or whatever strikes my fancy. I also have a ton of photographs from traveling over the past few years that I would like to integrate into this project.
As a kid I loved handwriting, and drawing letter forms. I even had my own calligraphy set when I was in the 4th grade. Somehow, over the years I forgot about it. Until last summer when I started practicing calligraphy again for our wedding invitations, and it was so much fun! It is really good for me to get away from the computer and back to the sketchbook. This summer I am giving myself a creative challenge that will inspire me to keep practicing, and give me a place to share my progress.
I love typography and type design. I have been looking closely at letters for over a decade. Now, I want to take the knowledge further and see what happens. Of course, there are many artists and illustrators who share their hand lettering regularly that are amazing. If fact seeing the work of Sean McCabe, Lisa Congdon, and Jessica Hische has certainly inspired my own journey of hand lettering. As did the daily sightings of beautiful hand lettering in Buenos Aires—an historic art form known as Fileteado. (Yes, I was lucky enough to live in Buenos Aires for 6 months this past year!)
Happy longest day of the year to everyone in the northern hemisphere! And for those of you down south celebrate the beginning of your days getting longer again.
I hope you will follow me on this journey.
Suerte!
