- Illustration ServedProject Featured On:Illustration Served — 9/27/12
Creative Social - Best Piece of Advice Ever
Description
The Best Piece of Advice Ever I illustrated is 'Don't Let Short Term Greed Get in the Way of Long Term Greed'.
It was born of a simple yet quite fantastic question by Microsoft brand strategist, David Pugh-Jones, to one of the speakers at a Creative Social conference in Paris: “What’s the best piece of advice you have ever been given?” Jim Haynes, an accomplished fellow, notorious for the lively open dinner parties hosted at his Parisian apartment for 35 years responded “if you do something for someone, forget it immediately. If someone does something for you, remember it always”. Advice we try to adhere to every day.
The book collects the best piece of advice from each of the “Socials” ( members of CS ), matches them with the talented illustrators and designers from Bernstein & Andriulli, and brings them to life.
It was born of a simple yet quite fantastic question by Microsoft brand strategist, David Pugh-Jones, to one of the speakers at a Creative Social conference in Paris: “What’s the best piece of advice you have ever been given?” Jim Haynes, an accomplished fellow, notorious for the lively open dinner parties hosted at his Parisian apartment for 35 years responded “if you do something for someone, forget it immediately. If someone does something for you, remember it always”. Advice we try to adhere to every day.
The book collects the best piece of advice from each of the “Socials” ( members of CS ), matches them with the talented illustrators and designers from Bernstein & Andriulli, and brings them to life.
Copyright Info
Featured on 9/27/12
- Featured on:
-
Illustration Served
- The Best Piece of Advice EverDon’t let short term greed get in the way of long term greed
- Rod Hunt's contribution to the new book from Creative Social 'The Best Piece of Advice Ever'""Don’t let short term greed get in the way of long term greed." - Said to Benjamin Palmer, Barbarian Group, by Taxi founder Paul Lavoie.
The book, 'Best Piece of Advice Ever' was born of a simple yet quite fantastic question by one of the Socials at Creative Social Paris, to one of the speakers - ‘What’s the best piece of advice you have ever been given?’ Jim Haynes, an accomplished fellow, notorious for the lively open dinner parties hosted at his Parisian apartment for 35 years responded "if you do something for someone, forget it immediately. If someone does something for you, remember it always".
The book collects the best piece of advice from each of the 'Socials' matches them with the talented illustrators and designers from creative management agency Bernstein & Andriulli, and brings them to life.Illustration by Rod Hunt - www.rodhunt.com 
- Rough drawing
Discuss This Project: ( Comments)