And when the faithful look at her, what they call beauty or divinity has the mournful gaze of sacrifice—as if that face looking into the darkness could only feel the absence of herself.
Although, she never did say that she wanted to be alone. She said that she wanted to be left alone.
“There is all the difference.”
| SHE: | please don't let me fall in love with him again. |
| HE: | you can't fall in love with him again! It's--it's something like double jeopardy! |
| SHE: | can't be killed twice? |
| ME: | no, you can't be tried twice for killing someone. So go for the jugular. |
| HE: | no! Oh, God! You've turned this into a weird Scorpio thing! You over-extended the metaphor! It's over--kill it! |
| ME: | yes! Again! Do it again! |
Happy Birthday, Milton Glaser.
[Great post at designboom today includes an excerpt from the documentary film about the legendary designer by director Wendy Keys, “To Inform and Delight: The World of Milton Glaser.”]
One of my favorite agencies (beside my own, duh), BBH, has an excellent interview with one of my favorite design legends up right now on its global innovation unit’s blog, BBH Labs. Go read “Less, But Better: An Interview With Design Legend Dieter Rams.”
“In Frank Lloyd Wright’s plans for the Guggenheim Museum, he tried out a number of colors, including ‘Cherokee Red’ and this lavish flamingo-by-night. Would Fifth Avenue be a different place with a pink Guggenheim?” [ via Mark Doty ]
