Seen by Matt on January 14 2011:
Nejc Polovsak remade a REWORK illustration (original at right) in 3D. It was an hour from concept to finished design. He writes, “I think it’s a good habit to start making things as soon as you get the idea, take an hour and start working on it. Usually when you just write it down in your to-do list it never gets done and usually the excitement is never so intense as the first time. So just start and create/design/do stuff already.”
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15 comments so far
Andrew 14 Jan 11
Looks like a “Start Smoking” ad.
Dan Boland 14 Jan 11
I thought it was a cigarette, too.
TJ 14 Jan 11
That what I thought too.
Brad 14 Jan 11
I was wondering why they were promoting smoking as well. The pole needs a little less rust.. or maybe that was the original intent of the art.
Neil N 14 Jan 11
I think the rust itself is fine, it just needs to NOT stop abruptly making the top of the pole look like a cigarette filter.
Sean 14 Jan 11
Where were you guys when the page was blank? Why get all hung up about the rust? It looks great and is a nice execution of a good idea.
Randy Oest 14 Jan 11
::slow clap::
Frank 14 Jan 11
Sean, I wasn’t invited to be there when the page was blank. If I was, my first input would have been “Don’t make the pole look like a cigarette.”
Trent 14 Jan 11
This thread is actually pretty funny. :-)
Anthony Barba 14 Jan 11
Yep, cigarette.
Anonymous Coward 14 Jan 11
@Neil—So we’re to smoke unfiltered cigarettes? That’s even worse….
Kuba Bialachowski 14 Jan 11
Nejc is so right. It’s all about the ‘flow’ you get when the idea strikes. Nothing else matters. Just the idea. Then you work on it. It’s possible when you have and/or give autonomy over what you do. I’ve just read ‘Drive’ by Daniel H. Pink- it is so much in line with what you guys at 37signals do. It’s a real pleasure to learn from you.
KMB 15 Jan 11
Looks actually like a bad example for the point he is trying to make. If he took more time to plan a little and make his mind up, he would have considered making the color of the shield green and not red, and to make the pole more “unrusty” so it a) doesn’t look like an “Anti-Anti-Smoking Ad” and b) is more “driving”.
nick 17 Jan 11
Wow, at first all I thought was great idea, now I am also seeing the cigarette….
spakas 17 Jan 11
Let me go outside and have a smoke then…
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