More random photos from random days

Look at all the great enamel pieces I made at the Museum of Arts and Design! Aren't they so much better than everyone else's?!

These were our instructors. Mine sucked.

Here are the guys from Roadside Entertainment. I don't see myself working there, but maybe some day if I finally have the courage to pick up After Effects seriously. I've always been interested in motion graphics, but I'm too chicken to try doing them myself.

We also visited AIGA. I was not too excited about going at first (it's basically a club, come on!) but I'm REALLY glad we went. I have a whole new appreciation for what they do and would not hesitate to join them even after my student membership expires.

If I was ever to live in NY, I would be there at least a few times a month just to check out all the books and archives that they have stocked there.

I love this poster at AIGA. It's great.

We also visited Martha Stewart. This was definitely something I was not excited about. Definitely less than going to AIGA. But I'm also really glad we went as well.

It was incredible to see the whole office.. which takes up an ENTIRE BLOCK. That's a New York, block too. It was really cool to see how they just did everything in house and were able to control their brand so tightly.

Plus we saw Martha. But out of respect for her, I won't post the picture. Unless there are... at least FIVE comments from FIVE different people on this post! Man... I'm such a sell out. =(

And they have their in house kitchen to try out recipes and stuff. I wish I had a kitchen like this. And people to try things out for me.

Soho was GREAT! Uniqlo is definitely unique. HAH! I wish there was one in LA (hint hint, uniqlo.. i could say that name all day). This mannequin hung from the ceiling at Kid Robot. It reminded me of lynching and I thought it was gross.

I did not take this photo, of course. It was someone else.