Advice to Sink in Slowly, a collection of "educational" posters designed by graduates of England's University College Falmouth for the school's incoming students, is so great.
If only we'd been lucky enough to learn these lessons at 18. (In fact, I'm still working on a few of them.)
Be Yourself, by Jane Laurie, and Show Some Guts, by Luke Tonge
Face Your Fears, Smile & Live Dangerously, by Silje Camilla Helleson, and Try Everything, by Mark Agnew
Trust Your Gut Instincts, by Carys Williams, and Keep Looking for a Way In, by Dave Bain
Work Hard, Make Beautiful Things, by Micheal Robinson, and Work Hard. Play Hard. Create Something Amazing., by Sixixis
Collaborate, by Caris Williams, and Use Your Library, by Rebecca Cobb
Ask More Questions, by Russell Hancock, and Let Go of What You Think You Know, by David Plant
Be Patient and Take Time, both by Temujin Doran
Even better? The 12-by-17-inch posters are just 5 pounds (about $10) each, and every order comes with a free copy of the print above, by David Mathews and Temujin Doran
Check out all of the Advice to Sink in Slowly posters right here.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
The Artful Home: Advice to Sink in Slowly
Posted by Leah at 12:02 AM
Labels: Advice to Sink in Slowly, affordable art, art, prints, The Artful Home
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