Wordsmithing

<n>Sonnet XXXIV</n> by <n>Pablo Neruda</n>. Design by <n>Kajsa Quinterno</n>.

Typographic design by <n>Kajsa Quinterno</n> with a quote from <n>Kae Tempest</n>'s '<n>On Connection</n>'.

Poster by design studio <n>Another Department</n> from their daily design project.

<n>Who are you when nobody's watching?</n> by artist <n>SAVAGEwav</n>.

<n>The Creative Process</n> by <n>BLACK CACTUS ®</n>.

Typographic illustration by <n>Tessa Forrest</n> with a quote from <n>Eckhart Tolle</n>.

A quote by <n>Austin Kleon</n> from his book <n>Steal Like an Artist</n>.

In solitude, we learn to allow things to grow slowly and gently. To feel cradled in the quiet; to feel whole as you are. Marilynne Robinson once said, “I grew up with the confidence that the greatest privilege was to be alone and have all the time you wanted. That is the cream of existence.”