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Some @NRL and @SuperLeague team concept art as part of an October project to sharpen up on some sports branding. First up the @sydneyroosters. Some fairly obvious local iconography! More of these every day till I run out of first grade #rugbyleague teams.
David Fincher says MINDHUNTER Season 3 will never happen.
“It's a very expensive show and, in the eyes of Netflix, we didn't attract enough of an audience to justify such an investment.”
i work with a lot of designers, who create amazing scenes.
I want to animate them in after effects in 3D, however once you apply distance, the layers change size.
So i made this script which you can use to create 3D space yet keep the intended scale correct
Surely lower paid workers should be the ones to get the car allowances? And those earning a quarter of a million a year can pay for their own petrol/diesel/electricity, considering they're rich.
@EverythingOOC For those of you who don’t get it because you haven’t heard the cover.
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PS. It’s terrible, but at least now you’ll get this post.
In 1971, Phil Knight was teaching accounting at Portland State University.
One day, he overheard a graphic design student say that she couldn’t afford to take a painting class.
Knight paid her $35 to design a logo for his start-up shoe company.
When he saw the design, he said,
“I don't know if I like it, but maybe it will grow on me.”
Knight didn’t have time to fuss over the logo. "We had a deadline," he explains. He had signed a contract with a factory to produce 3,000 pairs of Nike's first shoe. "Production was starting on the shoe that Friday."
Before then, they needed a logo.
“You don’t like it?” Knight’s chief operating officer asked of the student’s design.
“I don’t love it,” Knight said, “but we’re out of time. It’ll have to do.”
Takeaway 1:
It's said that if not for constraints and deadlines, nothing would get made.
George Lucas, for instance, worked on drafts of the first Star Wars for years. "I never arrived at a degree of satisfaction where I thought the screenplay was perfect," he said.
But then he struck a deal with a movie executive from United Artists—"At that point, it became an obligation," Lucas said.
"If I hadn't been forced to shoot the film, I would doubtless still be rewriting it now."
Takeaway 2:
At Nike's IPO in 1980, Phil Knight gave the student who designed the Swoosh 500 shares.
She never sold.
Since the IPO, there have been 7 stock splits. So those 500 shares have become 64,000 shares. At the time of this writing, Nike is at $110/share.
$110/share x 64,000 shares = $7,040,000.
It makes me think of something Robert Greene once told me:
“Above all else, focus on acquiring knowledge and skills. Knowledge and skills are like gold—a currency you will transform into something more valuable than you can imagine."
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