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I find these works particular stimulating because they give me direct insight into the thinking of many creative minds. These books let me ‘study’ with great masters beyond the restrictions of time and place and as such, I have been the pupil of Michelangelo, Louis Kahn, Pablo Picasso, to name but a few. The I am an avid reader. In fact, from the time I was a child, I always carry a book with me.

These books have been an eclectic mix, reflecting my evolving interests.

insights and inspiration that are revealed to me through these readings have had a tremendous impact not only impacted my career and a designer and artist, but on me as a person as well. One book, however, has stayed a particular favorite of mine and I have reread it many times over the years. The book is Chinese Calligraphy, by Chiang Yee.

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I find these works particular stimulating because they give me direct insight into the thinking of many creative minds. These books let me ‘study’ with great masters beyond the restrictions of time and place and as such, I have been the pupil of Michelangelo, Louis Kahn, Pablo Picasso, to name but a few. The insights and inspiration that are revealed to me through these readings have had a tremendous impact not only impacted my career and a designer and artist, but on me as a person as well.

I have read so many wonderful books over the years which have entertained, delighted, inspired and instructed me that I am hard pressed to single one out from this impressive grouping. One book, however, has stayed a particular favorite of mine and I have reread it many times over the years. The book is Chinese Calligraphy,

by Chiang Yee.

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These books let me ‘study’ with great masters beyond the restrictions of time and place and as such, I have been the pupil of Michelangelo, Louis Kahn, Pablo Picasso, to name but a few. The insights and inspiration that are revealed to me through these readings have had a tremendous impact not only impacted my career and a designer and artist, but on me as a person as well.

I have read so many wonderful books over the years which have entertained, delighted, inspired and instructed me that I am hard pressed to single one out from this impressive grouping. One book, however, has stayed a particular favorite of mine and I have reread it many times over the years.

The book is Chinese Calligraphy, by Chiang Yee.

I’m an avid reader. In fact, from the time I was a child, I always carry a book with me. These books have been an eclectic mix, reflecting my evolving interests. One area which I am consistently drawn to, however, is books which are the compilations of essays, letters or thoughts of architects, painters, writers and even some designers.

I find these works particular stimulating because they give me direct insight into the thinking of many creative minds. These books let me ‘study’ with great masters beyond the restrictions of time and place and as such, I have been the pupil of Michelangelo, Louis Kahn, Pablo Picasso, to name but a few.

I have read so many wonderful books over the years which have entertained, delighted, inspired and instructed me that I am hard pressed to single one out from this impressive grouping. One book, however, has stayed a particular favorite of mine and I have reread it many times over the years. The book is Chinese Calligraphy,

by Chiang Yee.

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I am an avid reader. In fact, from the time I was a child, I always carry a book with me. These books have been an eclectic mix, reflecting my evolving interests. One area which I am consistently drawn to, however, is books which are the compilations of essays, letters or thoughts of architects, painters, writers and designers.

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