(BEATSBY) LEMO
Drum'n Bass'ing in Brussels
I did a couple of exercises based on Lemo's (BeatsByLemo) requests for the new Lemo (BeatsByLemo) EP, which will be released in February.
But hold on to your Pantone swatches, design queens, because we're decoding success with the grace of a finely crafted font. Dashun Wang, our intellectual couturier from the Center for Science of Science and Innovation, debunked the clichés and revealed that success is an art of learning, not a game of chance.
Wang introduces a learning threshold in a plot twist more shocking than a Comic Sans cameo in a design portfolio. What's below it? Like an outmoded typeface, you're stuck in a rut of mediocrity. Cross it, and you'll be the Da Vinci of your domain—success is guaranteed, darling.
Wang introduces a learning threshold in a plot twist more shocking than a Comic Sans cameo in a design portfolio. What's below it? Like an outmoded typeface, you're stuck in a rut of mediocrity. Cross it, and you'll be the Da Vinci of your domain—success is guaranteed, darling.
But don't worry about being a perfect learner; instead, avoid becoming the Comic Sans of the design world. Wang reveals that a low number of failures is your golden ticket. Take note, design snobs: fumbling around with changes like a Photoshop newbie isn't enough. While the rest drown in a sea of mediocrity, the winners gracefully dance on the learning threshold, sipping espressos.
Accept the Silicon Valley adage that "failing better" is your golden ticket to success. With this knowledge at your disposal, let your creativity soar like a Helvetica-laden phoenix rising from the ashes of Comic Sans despair. You're very welcome.
Accept the Silicon Valley adage that "failing better" is your golden ticket to success. With this knowledge at your disposal, let your creativity soar like a Helvetica-laden phoenix rising from the ashes of Comic Sans despair. You're very welcome.
