


My first time in New York. A business trip. Did a little site seeing. It was a great opportunity for this packaging designer to see some great inspirations. Toured the Museum of Modern Art, 5th Ave window "shopping", the Empire State Building, a couple of big design firms, the
Paramount Hotel, Times Square,
Moss,
Karim Rashid, FAO Schwartz, the Apple store, St. Peters Cathedral. Lots of walking, more than I am used to anyway. I rode a subway, and hailed a cab, all by myself.
3 comments:
hey, that looks familiar!
It's a really big place. No way I was going to be able see it all. My wife would like to go there for a vacation sometime.
Yup. I think the way I have managed to remain sane here is by just ignoring the 98% that's not immediately relevant to me!
In fact I think that's how most people do. Takes some acclimatizing before you can do it well.
I guess the cool part is that even though you may ignore the irrelevant 98% - you still know it's there to go play with if you want it.
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