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When I was little, I was fascinated by logos. I didn't know what they were but I remember staring at these colorful symbols. I knew they were important somehow. When my mom introduced me to the card game, Milles Borne, I liked playing it mostly because of the cool designs. The 1962 version was designed by Joseph Le Callennec. My favorite card is the "out of gas". It's beautifully simple. If you aren’t familiar, take a look. Along with Le Callennec, I appreciate the works of Julius Klinger, Cosl-Frey, Charley Harper, Paula Scher, and Frank Frazetta.
With passion and purpose, we can teach ourselves anything. I design posters because I love their complex simplicity. As my mom says, "Make it nice."
Thank you for visiting!
Jeanette O.
When I was little, I was fascinated by logos. I didn't know what they were but I remember staring at these colorful symbols. I knew they were important somehow. When my mom introduced me to the card game, Milles Borne, I liked playing it mostly because of the cool designs. The 1962 version was designed by Joseph Le Callennec. My favorite card is the "out of gas". It's beautifully simple. If you aren’t familiar, take a look. Along with Le Callennec, I appreciate the works of Julius Klinger, Cosl-Frey, Charley Harper, Paula Scher, and Frank Frazetta.
With passion and purpose, we can teach ourselves anything. I design posters because I love their complex simplicity. As my mom says, "Make it nice."
Thank you for visiting!
Jeanette O.
