Their Manhattan issue is no less inspiring. The initial images by Saul Leiter embodies why I love the Acne Paper magazine: it offers us an historic look into a city that has both classic and modern practices at the heart of its beautiful, pulsing culture. As an aside, it's publications like Acne Paper that keep us honest as practitioners, it allows us to see that innovation did not start, and will not end, at our whim.
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Monday, May 27, 2013
Thank you ACNE
I owe a great debt to ACNE Studios. I started my aesthetic based on the approach of modern and classic and educational design. ACNE is very much responsible for how I work today in that regard.
Their Manhattan issue is no less inspiring. The initial images by Saul Leiter embodies why I love the Acne Paper magazine: it offers us an historic look into a city that has both classic and modern practices at the heart of its beautiful, pulsing culture. As an aside, it's publications like Acne Paper that keep us honest as practitioners, it allows us to see that innovation did not start, and will not end, at our whim.
Their Manhattan issue is no less inspiring. The initial images by Saul Leiter embodies why I love the Acne Paper magazine: it offers us an historic look into a city that has both classic and modern practices at the heart of its beautiful, pulsing culture. As an aside, it's publications like Acne Paper that keep us honest as practitioners, it allows us to see that innovation did not start, and will not end, at our whim.
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