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Visual Designer & Art Director based in London. Movie lover. New opportunities: anna@pannacida.biz.

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Joined January 2009
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This is storytelling! 🥇
Replying to @dramaricic
From the Book of Disk, Chapter 3 In the beginning there were the First Drives, and their names were A: and B:, and they were the floppies. They were not elegant. They were thin, fragile, and demanded constant sacrifice disk swaps, write protect tabs, the ritual of “please insert the disk labeled” performed under fluorescent lights. To them the early machines bent the knee, for without them there was no boot, no data, no word processor. Then came the hard drive, and it was called C:, for it arrived third. It did not ask to be first. It merely sat in the bay and spun, and the people saw that it was good, and that it held far more than any floppy, and that it did not rattle when you walked too fast. So they installed the operating system upon it, and called it the system drive, and the old gods were not cast down but simply… left in the BIOS, still reserved, still acknowledged in the table of letters, though no one invoked them anymore. And Microsoft looked upon the generations that followed, who had never known the click of a 5.25-inch disk or the careful alignment of a 3.5, and it said: The children must not be shown the old gods. For if the new ones learned that A: and B: once ruled, they might ask why the alphabet begins elsewhere. They might attempt to summon the floppies by force, or rename the world so that C: was no longer first. And the installers would break, and the paths would fracture, and the registry would weep. So the letters remain sealed, A: and B: still written in the book but never spoken aloud by the system, while C: stands in the open as if it had always been the beginning. Thus it is written, and thus it remains; the hard drive is C:, and the old gods sleep in the assignment table, undisturbed, so that the children may believe the world has always started with the letter that came third.
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I'm back to study, and I'm torn between feeling miserable because I don't know anything and excited because I'm discovering wonderful things like this short story by Ursula Le Guin that you all should know xpressenglish.com/our-storie…
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I didn't know of his passing...😢. I followed his career since I met him in at his Brick Lane stall. He stood up with the quality of his work and I've been to a couple of his exhibitions after. I thought his silence was because he was travelling or doing really well. #DanHillier
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The way they look at each other makes me sick 😭
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What the hell I've seen? 🤞 (In a good way). Loved the retrofuturism and Pino Donaggio's soundtrack.
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I'm not 88 (yet) but yes, sometimes I feel like these are the last days of my holidays, when you have some money left and you ought to spend in nice, unuseful, expensive but lovely things. So, yes, go for it might be the answer.
What I thought was going to be a REJECTION... ... turns into one of the most INSPIRING conversation I've ever had. 📸
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I was obsessed by Shiseido adv in the 80s and 90s
セルジュ・ルタンスが手掛けた資生堂インウイのCM。妖しい女性が抽象的な建築の中に入り、濃いメイクを施した彼女の顔と仮面のような彫像が重なっていくような感じです。当時はモデルだったエレナ・クントゥーラが出演し、バルトークの前衛的な音楽が効果的に流れています
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I treated myself with #teenagesexanddeathatcampmiasma at the cinema. Still thinking about the fun the designer/s who worked on the fake props for the headtitles must have had. This movie is a visual wonderland.
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I stumbled on #7up on YouTube years ago and I loved it. It's a story of people, but of a country too. More of this, please.
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I love Nigella at #gbbo: she adds depth somehow, and she likes eating ✅
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They told us what war is, but human beings don't listen 😔
one of the most devastating parts of seeing the bayeux tapestry irl was clocking that for 90% of it, the borders are these decorative animals, then the battle comes & they gawk in horror as the fighting spills over and the margin becomes this jumble of dismembered looted corpses
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This hit me hard at the time, one of the saddest stories related to 9/11. I'm still shocked that that day I didn't fully understood how the world would have changed in the following years. Us, cocooned in our little lives of pixels and dramas.
Marcy Borders - "Dust Lady" after escaping the North Tower of the World Trade Center on 9/11. She would die of cancer at age 42.
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Please can you stop to organise everything in the next two September weeks? Open house, London Design Festival, Digital Week at the V&A, Creative Intelligence at Southbank, ... 🤯 I'm one!
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I'm always looking forward to it and also dreading it, because there's so much pain, real pain, the one it's impossible to describe. They've done a great job: everytime it's like a brick falling on your chest at the worst possible moment. theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
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this actually reminds me of a funny story when unimark first presented finished designs all the subway signage, the MTA just ran with it and started implementing it without any brand guidelines the white line you see on all the subway signs (originally black on white bg) is actually there to signify the horizontal bar suspended from the ceiling holding up the sign but it was too much money to reprint everything so they just ran with it (even after the now white on black redesign) and now there’s a white line on every MTA sign
talking about the importance of *good* brand guidelines, touchpoints and how to establish trust with an audience through brand design :)
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