20 Apr 2011

Inspiration - Andrew Kuo



I'm not the best at organising my life, I'm quite scattered but I hide it well. If only I could organise my thoughts as well as Andrew Kuo. I mentioned that I bought his book last week and for anything who is into graphics, colour, interesting social commentary or if you have a fondness towards graphs I seriously recommend his work. His book Worry Me What is seriously creative and witty, two thumbs up.
Posted by Matthew Spade at 21:12
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7 comments:

  1. iliketweet22:52

    These are lovely Buckets, looking forward to seeing your work!

    Love Tweet

    xx

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  2. Law1sfab23:02

    Maybe we should both start doing this than, my mind is a mine field for messy, stress etc...
    I love when something everyday, can became your inspiration for something truly artistic.

    My friend has a doodle pad and it's so bloody brilliant, and cool (her doodle of her boyfriend being drunk is EPIC!, if I can sneak an iPhone pick I will) I swear I will never stop nagging her to send it off and have it published. I use to draw cartoons of what happened during the day, I should start doing it again its very relaxing. Thanks for sharing Matt.

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  3. Fashionistable23:19

    He has a great sense of colour. Lovely graphic elements too. Xxx

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  4. Unknown00:12

    I've just posted this on my friend's wall for organisational inspiration. I think the colours would calm me down but there is something very wrong about categorising human emotion in boxes. Just sayin' ♥ Claire @ Jazzpad

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  5. wonderchris18:34

    Off topic, but I saw this and thought of you...

    http://blog.baum-kuchen.net/2011/04/travelers-notebook-is-here.html

    Have a great weekend!!

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  6. Charlotte Clothier13:35

    Mat said...
    just saw this and googled the blog in mention, so is it all sorted now? she mentioned you designed her header now. anyways, silly person

    22 April 2011 23:32

    In response to this post, i didnt mention that she designed my header... as I am going to do one myself. I wouldnt of mind to pay £20 but i was just proving a point that i could of done it myself and it would of been free but its always best getting the real thing and for that money and to support artists work. I didnt intend to copy or use her work for any money purposes it was just a bit of fun to prove a point to myself and it just turned ugly. I have apologised to her via email but I think she just doesnt like me all together really. Its ok because you dont have to like everyone in this world and I am not an evil person and i did love her shop and her work so i wasnt taking the piss.

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  7. jill08:05

    Hey Mat, Saw the top image and thought, that looks like 'Hubler'. But I didn't mean Hubler.. it was a wonderful design professor named Dr. Hubler, in my first year at University, who introduced us to the work of I think it was Joseph Albers. That's who did the squares.

    Here we go:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Albers

    His work was all colour studies, with squares.

    Now I'm curious about this book: I'll see if I can get my hands on it. Happy Easter, Mat! And thanks for stopping by.

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