
Queen Mary Fob
Ocean liners represented empire, speed and scale.
Semioticians getting to know one another via story telling — true, invented, or somewhere in-between. ALso see: EXCHANGE.

Ocean liners represented empire, speed and scale.

"It influences me to better adapt to different contexts and keep evolving…"

"A philosophy of taking life seriously without taking yourself too seriously."

"We played our hearts out, with the amp’s distortion cranked, covering songs from bands like Alkaline Trio…"

"One continuous line holding three intertwined representations…"

"Where is the place of excitement, of spontaneity? It’s in waves, and the bigger the better."

"I carry this creature as method, a stinging statement on my skin…"

"A motto so lived that it becomes part of the body, something that sits under your skin…"

"In the midst of adapting to a new place, I found myself longing for something that wouldn’t change."

"A reminder that we are all complex structures, growing on the foundations of what came before…"
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"It was a retelling of the story of The Fall, and the coming into being of community and society."

"LEGO was born into a post-WW2 Europe that needed to be rebuilt — but along radically different lines."

“Do I really have to destroy the beautiful logo by making it shabby?"
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"One of our favorite ideas emerging from the synthesis of semiotic country reports was that of 'X.'"
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"A wave of inspiration came over me as I caught sight of a creative path to the organization's new name: M."