He listed all the things he missed about Texas and made it into a poster. A "Love Letter" to his home state. He's also made a video and explains why he would like to call his project "HOME". Feel free to check this out on his kickstarter page.
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Showing posts with label Nathan Hoang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nathan Hoang. Show all posts
Friday, June 7, 2013
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words - Issue No. 10
This is pretty cool. And if you're a Texan you'll definitely want to share this. A gentleman by the name of Nathan Hoang used to live in Texas for 25 years. He started to get a little homesick so he took on a project he hopes to continue for the 50+1 states.
He listed all the things he missed about Texas and made it into a poster. A "Love Letter" to his home state. He's also made a video and explains why he would like to call his project "HOME". Feel free to check this out on his kickstarter page.
It's been 3 months since I posted an issue of "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words", so for those who haven't seen my previous issues I started this series as a way to introduce my readers to the world
of art through words. And by words, I mean where the artist has taken
several hundred pieces of text and created a masterpiece; it could be a
self-portrait, landscape or still-life. It's called Typographical Art,
much like a typographical quote you see posted on a Facebook news feed
from time to time. But with hundreds, if not thousands of words instead
of just a few.
He listed all the things he missed about Texas and made it into a poster. A "Love Letter" to his home state. He's also made a video and explains why he would like to call his project "HOME". Feel free to check this out on his kickstarter page.
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