
My 20 year old dream (that’s 20 years old and I made it when I was 20) came true yet again, twice in two weeks.
Today, I was published on the EYE Magazine blog.
Click here for the article.
I didn’t even realise it was up until I saw the tweets that EYE sent out:

It’s so easy in this field, or any other research-y/design-y one, I suppose, to never feel smart enough and to always compare yourself to the superstars. (Having Marian Bantjes as a friend doesn’t help so much, either!) I try not to compare myself to others and know that I would never want to be, nor could I be, a design rockstar. Besides, nobody gets excited about a typography teacher — fame and fortune are obviously not my aims in life.
I celebrate little things these days. Not having to work for an idiot boss is one, another is that I get to work from home most of the time, and when I’m not, I’m travelling, which I love, for teaching, which I also love. I write articles and give lectures on topics that are interesting (to me!). I also live with an amazing chef, who just happens to be a type designer. I work in an exciting field with brilliant and kind people. It’s easy to appreciate these simple and yet amazing things.
Anyway, my point is that I made a little contribution, in a very public way, to the world of design and typography. It might not have been major in other people’s views, but it was in a magazine that I respect, for an editor that I respect, and that makes me feel fantastic. I think it’s the little things that add up in ones’ life anyway.
Lovely work, kudos! on being featured in EYE.
Keep it up
Best,
Chaitanya
INDIA
Thanks Chaitanya! An even bigger article is coming out in EYE’s May issue. Stay tuned!