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helloyoucreatives:

Colourless Coca Can to promote eco friendly? 

Colorless by Harc Lee // Eco friendly package proposal 

A convex logo substitutes colorfully sprayed can. Naked can help to reduce air and water pollution occurred in its coloring process. It also reduces energy and effort to separate toxic color paint from aluminum in recycling  process. Huge amount of energy and paint required to manufacture colored cans will be saved.  Instead of toxic paint, manufacturers process aluminum with a pressing machine that indicates brand identity on surface. 

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elliegalaxies: twotwentyonebbakerst: e-t-mutt: uncannycadaver: katzuh: eatprayklaine: …I didn’t even realize half of the things I typed…that I was feeling like that… Now I’m crying. Thank you whoever made this. This helped me vent today That was incredible. i don’t know why… but i feel like crying :/ this is such a nice thing. thank you. this is such a beautiful idea, I love whoever made this. Whoever made this; Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This is amazing. Just, believe me. What the hell D: The stuff I was typing I didn’t even know I felt. I just about cried.Just about.I didn’t know I had so much on my mind until I started typing. Oh god. The things I typed. I feel better and worse at the same time. I’m actually crying oh my God. ><

elliegalaxies:

twotwentyonebbakerst:

e-t-mutt:

uncannycadaver:

katzuh:

eatprayklaine:

…I didn’t even realize half of the things I typed…that I was feeling like that…

Now I’m crying. Thank you whoever made this.

This helped me vent today

That was incredible.

i don’t know why… but i feel like crying :/ this is such a nice thing. thank you.

this is such a beautiful idea, I love whoever made this.

Whoever made this; Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This is amazing. Just, believe me.

What the hell D:

The stuff I was typing I didn’t even know I felt.

I just about cried.
Just about.

I didn’t know I had so much on my mind until I started typing.

Oh god.

The things I typed.

I feel better and worse at the same time.

I’m actually crying oh my God. ><

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literarylethargy: I just grabbed a handful of books from my bookcase and read the first paragraph of each for what I guess would be deemed ‘writerly purposes.’ I wasn’t looking for anything in particular, just similarities and differences. Obviously there are huge differences in terms of style, detail etc. etc. etc…. but in terms of similarities there was one thing which every writer had done, which was not just to introduce a vital character, but to introduce them to us by showing us one of their fundamentally important characteristics. So to give you an idea of what I mean, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest introduces Chief Bromden by showing us his disjointed thinking patterns and paranoia. The Road opens by showing how there is nothing more important to the father than his son. Norwegian Wood gives a sense of Toru’s capacity to feel everything deeply (he shudders every time he hears Norwegian Wood.) And it goes on. Catch 22 - The absurdity of Yossarian. The Beautiful and Damned - a list of attributes that make Anthony Patch Anthony Patch. In Hollywood we see a quick flash of Bukowski’s cynicism. I’ve included the image for Catcher in the Rye since it’s arguably one of the most famous openings, and I think that gives a sense of Holden’s narcissistic lethargy.  I shouldn’t imagine this applies universally, obvious though it undoubtedly is. Just jumped out at me.

literarylethargy:

I just grabbed a handful of books from my bookcase and read the first paragraph of each for what I guess would be deemed ‘writerly purposes.’ I wasn’t looking for anything in particular, just similarities and differences. Obviously there are huge differences in terms of style, detail etc. etc. etc…. but in terms of similarities there was one thing which every writer had done, which was not just to introduce a vital character, but to introduce them to us by showing us one of their fundamentally important characteristics.

So to give you an idea of what I mean, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest introduces Chief Bromden by showing us his disjointed thinking patterns and paranoia. The Road opens by showing how there is nothing more important to the father than his son. Norwegian Wood gives a sense of Toru’s capacity to feel everything deeply (he shudders every time he hears Norwegian Wood.) And it goes on. Catch 22 - The absurdity of Yossarian. The Beautiful and Damned - a list of attributes that make Anthony Patch Anthony Patch. In Hollywood we see a quick flash of Bukowski’s cynicism. I’ve included the image for Catcher in the Rye since it’s arguably one of the most famous openings, and I think that gives a sense of Holden’s narcissistic lethargy. 

I shouldn’t imagine this applies universally, obvious though it undoubtedly is. Just jumped out at me.

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What really knocks me out is a book that, when you’re done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was your terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it.
Holden Caufield, The Catcher in the Rye (via patchortega)