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12. ‘‘ Douglas Adams
I love the whooshing noise they
make as they go by.
I love deadlines.
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14. craft & create
Artist
Spotlight
Shyama Golden
Shyama Golden,1
known for her huge,
humorous paintings, has transitioned from
being a graphic designer to an illustrator and,
more recently, from oil paints to the iPad.
interview Elliot Jay Stocks
artwork courtesy of Shyama Golden
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id you always want to be an illustrator?
Yes—I’ve been drawing ever since I was really
little, but I studied graphic design when I went to col-
lege, and pretty much worked solely on graphic design
for 10 years after that. However, the school I went to
was really focused on studio art; it was more traditional,
I think, than most schools. I did a lot of screen printing
too, which I love because it uses both the problem-
solving skills of a designer and the drawing skill of an
illustrator. I stuck with graphic design for a really long
time, but there was always a part of me that wanted to
draw more.
Recently I’ve transitioned into doing that: these days
I do branding and identity design as a part-time job, and
spend most of my time doing illustration. Even with
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111. row - fill in each row in turn, adding new rows as necessary
column - fill in each column in turn, adding new columns as necessary
dense - fill in holes earlier in the grid if smaller items come up later
sparse | dense & row | column
grid-auto-flow
142. Wilson Miner
“When We Build”
‘‘We’re actually in the
process of building an
environment where we’ll
spend most of our time for
the rest of our lives …