Tuesday Edition: Matt Jones

Filed Under: artist newsletter    On: April 7, 2009    posted by: youngna

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Get Excited And Make Things by Matt Jones

Greetings, collectors! I am post-party and pre-airport, so I'm going to keep this last dispatch from the West Coast pithy. That's fine though, since today's edition from super-genius designer Matt Jones speaks for itself. (He really is a super genius! Ask anyone who knows him.)

Matt's edition, Get Excited and Make Things is certainly not the only response to the iconic Keep Calm and Carry On poster, but in my opinion it is the very best one. It's a sentiment I agree with wholeheartedly, and a perspective that I exhort you all to adopt as your mantra of our new era.

It's easier than ever to submerge oneself in gloom, doom and hand-wringing, but resourcefulness, innovation and opportunity abound. I've never seen much point in wallowing in the suckitude, I mean rrrreally: enough already! What are you going to DO about it? Because you can do something, and more importantly: you should.

Matt's print pithily embodies the attitude I aspire to live by and look for in others. I look forward to living with his bold reminder, and hope you will too. Should you need further encouragement to possess such inspiration, consider this: the profits from this edition will benefit Creative Commons, an organization most worthy of your support.

Creative Commons provides copyright licenses and other legal tools that expand the range of creative works available for others to legally share and build upon. "All Rights Reserved" is replaced by "Some Rights Reserved;" the creator has the freedom to determine what others can share, remix, or reuse. You can read more about them here and also here.

I have lots of stuff to tell you about, but no time to do it — the party report will have to wait till tomorrow's dispatch. For now, I'm going to tend to my packing and round up the amazing 20x200 crew that made the party — and so much more — possible. We've got a flight to catch!

Comments:

04/09/09 04:11 PM

i was really excited about this print and it saddens me that this is the only color. it would look really great in yellow or orange.

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