Today’s “Daily Bizcard” design, “Make Love To My Imagination”, goes to my art-world buddy in Toronto, Amrita Chandra.
Amrita ran her own art gallery for a while, which is how we first got talking. We were on the same SXSW panel earlier this year, talking about how Web 2.0 affects the art world. She has some very interesting thoughts on the subject. She also has a day job as Marketing Director for Asigra, a computer cloud backup service.
I guess we’ve been kindred spirits in this whole “Art World 2.0” thing for a while now. It’s still early days for us all, but there’s A LOT of artists currently out there, trying to figure this new world out. An exciting time to be alive.
[The Daily Bizcard archive is here etc.]
[Amrita, please send me an e-mail at [email protected] with your shipping address and the details you want on the back of the bizcard, and I’ll send a free batch of 100 to you. Thanks!]
Hugh,
I don’t know how you do it but all of your Daily Bizcards seem to capture the essence of the person you’re profiling spot on. This card is *so* me. Thank you for this!
–Amrita
Hey Hugh,
This is awesome. I’ve been following your blog ever since Amrita introduced me to your work. I’ve got to say, based on the 9 or 10 months that I’ve known her, I can’t think of a better phrase (sorry, for the lack of a better word) that captures who she really is.
Very cool indeed.
Now, I’m off to try this line on some women.
Cheers!
Hugh,
I absolutely love this, and this phrase rings through my head for days now. I simply wish there was more of it.
Found your site through Jerry last year while he was rolfing my existence. His blog has inspired me to translate some of his work/ideas into images, but sadly disqus doesn’t do pictures.
I have a feeling you may know some friends in Marfa.
Cheers.
Alex
I kinda want one now!
Although, I suspect you wouldn’t dream of doing this for more than one Amrita…
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