In April of 2007, John Maeda quietly posted a haiku he had written to his blog. It was entitled think-make-think, and to me it fulfilled the potential of Maeda's simplicity. Over the next few months, that haiku often found its way to the forefront of my mind. When our studio acquired the remnants of a discarded arrow sign, it was clear to me that think-make-think was a perfect fit, both in form and function.
I have fond memories of my wife, Kate, Will Byrant and I digging through a Mississippi junk store in an old railroad warehouse on the rumor that there were arrow-sign letters in there... somewhere, if we could find them. Well, we did find them and I'm happy to have the opportunity to share think-make-think as a 20x200 edition.
by Clifton Burt
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