Apparently the the the plush little doll that was included in
the in the mystery box was AI. So I saw that comment and I was
going to put that weight upon your shoulders to address.
Well, I thought I'd take the chance to address it right now.
I want, I want to, I don't want to touch about the 10 foot pole.
I knew I was well aware. I had no clue.
I had absolutely no idea.
I really that that that to me is I I don't know if that's like
the the the where where my Internet access goes where I'm
like, I don't even I wasn't even I wouldn't even consider that
this very real story could just have.
People. Making AI images bad.
I know that's why I'm so like, oh, we're at that kind of point
where it's like we can just add extra just different angles of
something that has happened with AI and we wouldn't know.
But now I'm like is the one with with punch sleeping next to the
doll is that that was a really cute one, and I'd like to think
that that one is real. I've seen the videos like, you
know, it's not it's not I don't know.
I think there's some debate about it.
Maybe. I don't believe it's AII simply
refuse to believe that that's. How it works, it's it's
subjective. I'm not believing it.
Absolutely, because we would never, on this channel, never
participate in such tomfoolery. When you presented it, I had to
do a quick Google scroll to double check the entire thing
wasn't AI because I had seen it going around.
So it had had floated by my mind.
And I was like, oh, no, this seems to be real.
And then I saw like a lot of images that were very similar in
frame to the ones that we were using.
So I was like, oh, OK. Is this Twitter?
Is this all seen on Twitter? Yeah, I think so.
I only go on Twitter when something awful happens to the
Washington Wizards. And so I was on the other one.
Yeah, I was on a I've been on a lot recently, but there you go.
That, that. Yeah, it's all right.
Sorry everyone. If that if wasn't date AI that
was my bad I will be better. I would do better.
This is why I only pull from the Internet Archive on.
Flickr I was like topical image. Everybody would love punch the
monkey. And then it's like, I'm not, I'm
like, sorry, the monkey's real, but the doll is AI I.
Think it was your illustration from 1897.
OK, I'll use that. I'm just gonna start using
photos of my face. I think the one thing I can't
fake Kelly. Wish I had a pet around here
but. You can change that so easily.
Unreal. I don't want this house.
Yeah. Oh my God.
Yeah. Actually, it would be honest.
I always. Come up with every excuse under
the sun as to why he doesn't have like a cat, even though I
think you would genuinely thoroughly enjoy having a.
Cat. He would play the piano the
whole day. You saw what my cats do in my
house. Yeah, they are still character.
They were on the show. They were.
Completely. Run the show.
I'm for that. I don't have the time for that,
Yeah. People are like, what do you do
all day? And I'm like, do you have a run
with me? Fucking cat.
Yeah, it's like, oh, that's weird. 1 cat is there.
One cat's there? Where's the third one?
Oh, it's on my head. That is kind of like what a
cycle? Where's Benny?
Up there. Oh, Benny's on the ceiling,
upside down on the ceiling. Oh, that's red.
Literally. How can I forget?
Yeah. But you know what I like to
think it's because when people like, Oh my God, my cat doesn't
like, follow me to every I say as George is scratching on a
scratching post right next week. They're like, oh, my cat doesn't
hang out with me and my cat doesn't sleep with me.
And I'm like, have you considered your vibes might not
be fully there for what they're looking for?
Like, as deranged as my cats are, they are such an integral
part of my routine. And like, every waking moment of
the day is revolving around the cats somehow.
But like, they're so clingy. They like every room that we go
in. Like if Matt and I are moving
around the house together, all three of the cats are following
us. And then they'll just like, you
know, like Matt and I will just be like putting laundry away.
And all three of the cats are like, they should pay.
But then, like, they get under the blankets and they sleep with
me. Like, it's the best.
So sometimes Ben goes on the ceiling, but then other times I
get to. See, I think I don't know if I
could handle that. I loved my old cats because they
were just kind of around and I really enjoyed that.
They were happy to. They were like housemates.
You're telling me you don't want a cat that goes on the ceiling?
You think that's disruptive a little bit sometimes?
I want a cat that, like, can't get enough of me.
I think that would be really nice because the other cats you
had to kind of like, really work Oreo.
You had to work for her. So her love.
Yeah. And I really enjoyed that.
I think it was really fun, like rewarding when she would like
come sleep next to you and be like, Oh my God, I'm being
blessed. But I think I would like to
experience like a cat who just is always like happy to sit on
you and shit. But I think I would also just I
would get, I would get to be like, I can't, can't handle
that, can't handle that. We need space.
It's like I like. It.
But respectfully, I have things that I have to do and I can only
clench my legs for so long for him sitting on my lap to like to
the point where the next day my ass will hurt from clenching for
so long, you know? It's not fair you can't.
Live like this. They don't get it.
They can't live full ass clenched.
Yeah, they don't understand the the graphic designer chair.
They don't understand the limits of the Herman Miller Aaron
chair. They will never comprehend it.
Oh God no. But well, we can comprehend
guys. Yes.
Is George Stewart. 'S that was a better, that was a
better segue than what I was about to lead into.
Speaking of Chair, Speaking of think of chairs.
We've designed chairs before. It's it's not about the the
journey, it is entirely about the destination here,
guys. Welcome back to this week's
episode of Kelliot. My name is Kel.
And my name is Elliot and we are designers.
Who Chair? Chair, cheers to that.
We've got a great episode ready for you all.
We're continuing on with the designing, biweekly designing
stuff that we've been sorry I wasn't around for.
Designing guys. Yeah, we're doing more
designing, but this time we've got something a little bit
different for you. All this is because we love the
and we know that you guys love it as well.
The community design challenges kind of things that we've been
doing where we're all kind of like working together during one
of these episodes and we thought it could be really cool.
We did it with the fish chair one where we made this big like
poster in the end with all of them and it kind of like it
looked good because it was cool seeing everyone's like different
posters, sure. But I think like we could push
that to the next level and make like a poster that really let's
everyone's work shines a bit more than something like that.
So we're doing something a little bit different and we're
working with a medium that should hopefully work well in
that medium of posts. Well, I don't know what you said
while I was letting George out. I haven't said anything about
the matchbook. Oh, OK, well, I mean, just give
it away. There's no other way that people
could have known what we were doing today.
But guys, a couple episodes ago, Jared, our wonderful producer,
asked me what my favorite item is to design.
And for some reason that completely dumbfounded me
because I'd never really thought about it.
But I ultimately came to the conclusion that one of my
favorite things to design is a matchbook.
It's not something I get to design very often, but you'll
see why I'd like to design them. And that's why we're doing this
today, because I think it's a really fun exercise in
interactive merchandise design that we might not think about.
Because like God, if I had a dollar for every single T-shirt
that I've designed, I would still not have that much money.
Yeah, how many digits? On the grand scheme of it. 3
digit, 4 digits. But you know, the thing about
the matchbook, OK, Like, it's a lost art because Nope, God,
nobody wants to smoke a cigarette.
But the beauty of matchbooks is they are really cheap to produce
their wonderful, like, promotion item for, like, businesses
because pretty much everybody needs a matchbook or a lighter,
like for candles or arson. And so the importance here is
that there's so many panels on a matchbook to design that I
wanted to task us and you guys as well to dig into that because
I have a matchbook collection. Julia has a matchbook
collection, as you would probably imagine, but I have
like an incense matchbook. So these are like little incense
sticks that are like come wrapped in foil, but you like
these and it's like a little tiny incense stick, but there's
a really pretty gold foil on this one.
And then I have like some really cool ones that I've thrifted
over the years. This is just the most beautiful
blue. And then like there's some a
really nice. That's so nice.
Thing on the inside, I like that these matches are black and they
have a red tip versus other ones will just have.
You know, standard. White on white and then I have a
couple like wider format ones that are bigger than your
standard like inch and a half wide ones.
So these are like 2 inch wide ones.
And it's just that one's like a, a dark brown almost with white
tips. But then like this doesn't have
anything on the inside. And then this one has a little
bit. It's like business info.
So like the outside is like what the business is, the back has
like where it is. And then on the inside it's like
banquet rooms. Available for 20 to 150 people.
Complete party planning services catering service the.
Matchbook is a business card is such a cool thing.
Yes, like. Utility in the business card.
So wonderful like this. One that's true graphic design.
Honestly, that's designing with purpose.
You can't really see it, but there's this really cute little
like, dinner plate illustration that says home cooking.
It's wonderful. Absolutely divine.
So yeah, a couple episodes ago I talked about this little
matchbook that I made for my friend's band.
And it started as like the ad map for the Tor flyer.
And we ended up turning it into a real matchbook.
And it is just so cute because there's so many surfaces and I
love the interactive aspect of. So this band is called Thank
you, I'm sorry. And then so on the outside it
says thank you. On the inside that says I'm
sorry. So I love, I love that.
And it's just, it's fun. It's fun.
They're so fun. I want people to start caring
about matchbooks more because man, what a quaint little item.
And you can never have too many. Very excited for this.
That's the thing. I wish I I, I have like a few
fancy lighters, but I've never been able to see a good actually
this I got like 1 I think at a bar once I was in, in Japan, I
was given a match book, I think. And I was like, that's sick.
It was like a cool jazz bar. And I was like, of course this
place fucking gives away little matchbooks when you when you
leave. But I think, yeah, I think this
will be a really good way for all of us because it's such a
you'll see in the mock up that Kell has amazingly provided for
all of you guys. This will work really well to
show off like everyone's little design styles as a community.
Because this one, we're not going in with a specific brief
today. We usually have given you guys
like more of a challenge, but the medium is the challenge in
this one. Okay, We're working exclusively
around the match book, so I'm going to make them all into like
a big poster at the end of this, which will be really fun.
So we can all kind of you can you can be a part of it.
If you designed today, you can be a part of that community
thing. It'll be really sick.
We'll go. I'll give you more details soon,
but that's kind of the vibe. It's going to be really fun.
I'm very excited. I have no idea what I want to
do. I wanted to kind of go into this
raw. Do you have any plan?
Do you have any idea of what you want?
To do I think I have a little bit of a plan.
I think I'll I'll touch on when we start.
I think because I think, well, I would love personally for all of
us to think about this as like a little self-portrait in a way,
like really tap into your style. I think very much lean into the
the idea of it being a business card for you potentially.
If you'd like, feel free to check your name on it.
Or even better, I would say not your not your name, but like
things that would really like kind of resemble who you are.
Like you should be able to look at it and go like, that's me.
This is like a matchbook that resembles me.
I think especially if we're going to put them all together
in a big poster, it'll be really sick to see how everyone's
different styles kind of like interweave with each other.
So yeah, that could be a good starting point for you.
You don't have to do that, obviously, but if you are a bit
lost, think of this as a self-portrait.
Think of what that means to you. That's how I'll be thinking of
it. And have fun with that.
Have fun with that idea. And if you guys like this, we
can do more similar style stuff in the future.
With all that being said, I'm kind of ready to jump right into
it. What do you reckon?
I think we shall. Let's do this thing.
Oh, and also, what was it? 2 weeks everyone has from
uploading this video. Two weeks from the date of
upload. You have two weeks to make this
design. And of course, as always, there
is a Patreon group chat that is open to everyone submitted there
by April 6th. April 6th and we'll we'll be
able to see them and please upload it as like a just don't
make the file too big, but upload the image and I will be
taking the I'll tell you that when we get into the mock up,
I'll show you what I meant by that.
But yeah, April 6th, that's the main thing.
Let's start designing. I'm sketching.
Jeremy, start that timer and three.
Hit a judge. 1 Let's do it 45 minutes on the club.
Everywhere. Let's do it now.
This is the mock up that you see in front of us here that Kel has
put together. And if anyone is wondering which
part that will be used that I will compile, I guess the main
part that you should ideally focus on.
I would say make sure you get, if anything, the top left.
That's the front one, right? Kel?
You would say that's the front part of the Yeah, the top left
is the most important. This is what we'll be doing.
And this little green tab here is customizable, so you can
change the colour of that. Please change the colour of that
so we can all have different coloured ones.
All of these things are customizable.
These are not actually going into production.
So hey, work in RGV, nothing matters.
Yeah, exactly, exactly. Do whatever you want.
I don't know. Is this in RGB?
It is. I thought I was going to say
these colours are far too bright for simple CMYK.
Oh my God, no it would not be possible in the evil colour way.
I was, I was writing, I've been writing my comedy show Kel, and
I was trying to come up with that because I'm doing it.
It's a, this whole thing is it's book.
It's this book signing. It's a parody of a book launch.
I've written a book is the whole thing.
And I was trying to come up with names for it.
And I was thinking first of all, what the book should be.
And I was like, oh, I should make it.
Like originally it was going to be like a romantic about a
graphic. Like graphic is the intersection
of graphic design and romance was the original plan.
Gave up on that. But like I was coming up with
some titles for it. And one of the titles I had was
CNY, Kiss Me the Capital K, I had times new Romance.
I thought that was pretty good. That's been done.
I think that's been done. I thought that was pretty good.
I think there was the worst one was compos Fuck composite on my
typeface with which was like composition.
That was just terms of gram design terms.
It's like you're doing multiple portmanteaus.
Yes, exactly. Which I was like, this book is
maybe horrible. So I was like, that'll be fun.
That was awful. I hated that one and we've
settled with just intimate design, which is the it's more
it's going to be more of like a stoic, the kind of like a
performative male book is what I'm leaning in towards now.
Something you'd read on the train intimate design.
So that was a times new romance that I thought was pretty sick.
I might use that for this. That could be fun, but it was.
I looked it up. Someone made AT shirt of times
New romance on ever press Do you remember ever press?
Oh RIP. Ever Press.
RIP ever press. I think they're still just like.
They're still kicking. Did they?
Still kick. They were exposed for being like
super racist. Super racist, yeah.
Because I used to work with them 20. 20210 Yeah it.
Was the mass exodus of everybody was like, oh wait, you're.
What the hell they're still around for?
They're still around with the exact same font.
It's a shit. They had such a good.
It was a cool model, but like. It was.
Turns out they're all, uh, I mean, good on them for doing,
you know, jazz against apartheid shirts.
Like that's kind of cool, but like.
I'm hoping. They can't, you can't change
their Yeah, I'm I think they, I imagine they would have, but
like. That's the best we can ask for
sometimes, but yeah, we don't need to necessarily.
I. Script on Instagram designers
for a little bit there everyone. It was on my To Do List to make
it every fresh shirt for months. I was like, this is what's going
to like take my career to the next level on every press shirt.
And I could just never, to this day still never settled on a
Have I shown you my second Elliott sticker?
Yes, I think you showed a. I've shown the viewers their SNR
pre pro call so they haven't seen it.
One SEC. Computer taken off.
OK.
Great job filling in the silence.
You're welcome. Look, everyone.
Wait, I want to see. Oh, he's so.
Cute. Too too far though.
You can see him like kind of down here.
I love. How glossy he is now.
Right. He's such a shiny boy.
This is the new updated, I guess by the time this one goes up in
a week. I'm uploading a video tomorrow
going through how I got him to this state, this new and
improved state. And now he is here.
Now he's, I know he's stacked it going up the staircase and it
gave me a little bit of a little bit of A and now I'm really out
of breath from the adrenaline. But I will be giving these out.
I have like 100 of them. I'll be giving them out at some
various live events that I do. If you ask for one and you come
to 1, then I'll probably have one on me.
And if not, I can probably send one because I've got so many
now. This is the first time I've ever
like made something it like physically of mine which is.
Crazy. Absolutely crazy.
Just on a whim I was like, this is what the long acting Ritalin
does to a man because I don't want to do anything else right
now except make a sticker of my guy and make a hundred of them
on a whim. And shout out to Rad stickers.
Very very good little independent sticker company here
in ounces. They make up shit.
This is nice. Katie's dad put one on his car
and we parked behind it the other day and I just saw I was
like, is that It's like on the. Back of all places.
Is that him? He looks so he looks insane on
like in or out and about. It's it's I love him.
I can't wait to do more with him.
He's a funny little guy. No second Elliot.
OK. Staring at the blank page before
me. It's alright.
What did we expect, Everyone? What did we expect?
I'm working with something that doesn't make any.
It doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense at
all. That's OK.
What ratio do you reckon that front one is?
Because I want to make a new file just with that.
I did like a four by three. Four by three.
Nice. What are you a kind of like a
cool artsy YouTube? Yeah, You know, I yeah, yeah, I
dabble, Yeah. Right with the four by three
ratio. Oh my God.
When I decided to do a four by three ratio after I've already
edited the entire video and famously super super super easy
to just trim it down to a four by three.
Super easy. Not an absolute nightmare.
I thought it would be like changing like canvas size in
Photoshop. My bad.
Oh, it's more of like a 4.35 I
would say. OK.
So I'm not actually using that ratio.
It was just like ballpark. We're just, we're just trying to
fuck with him. Yeah, yeah.
You know. Throw me off.
It's a competition. Yeah, I was bang on.
There you go. I was watching this YouTube
video the the other day, which is just a, there's a, there's a
guy who makes videos who is so inspired by Gorks that it's like
obvious, like frighteningly, frighteningly obvious.
And this one video he made being like talking about like making
posters for his apartment because he's like warm.
His place needs wall art. And the whole first like 3
minutes is just building up to this like moment where he goes,
I'm going to make wall art on I'm going to put things on the
wall. And it's like, so I would like
think it was cool if it wasn't just a direct like a one for one
RIP off of Gorks. So now it just like because
Gorks is like so his videos are so like dramatic about making
like just simple art pieces and like just doing doing cool shit.
But like it is him. So it like works, I think.
And like it's not it's like there's a self-awareness to it
that I really like. But when someone just kind of
like copies it and then does tries to make it just as
serious, it sounds like it's such like a it's oh, it was
just, it was kind of unbearable. Just this guy being like, I
mean, I've kind of forgot what it was, but I was just like,
you're making a poster, man. Make the poster you know Right,
Jared? So I was on mute.
Oh, I was on mute. And I was.
You caught me as I'm looking up Doc's art.
I look, I'm going to do that more.
I'm going to start calling. I'm going to start calling for
actually Jared like. When a teacher does that to.
You. Yeah.
Like when you guys do it to me in a business meeting that we
have. Yeah.
How's that sound, Elliot? I'm like, I'm not going to lie.
I was watching the Wizards. You know, sometimes it's early.
It's. It's these these calls have been
getting earlier. Thanks for daylight saving.
I have up in front of me an image sent by Jared of the fate
of the monkey doll. And I just want to say, this
gives away nothing. This doesn't mean anything.
I blame the craftsmanship of the creator.
How did I not say this? I'm actually pissed off with
myself. I was caught up in the monkey,
in that soft expression. I'm really clad.
It's easy to get caught up in Monkey.
It is. It is we all.
We love that guy. Oh.
So you make a great, you made a great point earlier, which is
like, why would this be AI? Why would it be exactly what are
we doing? Why are we click click farming?
I guess there's reasons for but like someone it was.
Probably. How else are we going to waste
water and energy? I have to stop drinking water.
I don't, you know, I'm OK with the water.
I'm all in on that. That's great.
Consider it because machines need it more than you do so.
The old guys, I'm sorry. No, the only positive of it
being an AI image is that there is no copyright infringement on
any of those posters. Those are all technically.
Useful. Yeah, and it works.
Thank you. Very very true U.S. government.
True, very true. I hope one day they start using
something goes wrong and they start like using seawater to
like they don't. They don't like filter the water
to to power ocean and then it gets all clogged up with the
salt. That would be a good way of
shutting it all down. Yeah.
Hey guys, I got 90. 1 Hey guys. A bunch of salt.
In the water. Everyone go to your local body
of water and start pouring table salt into it.
Because that's what they would do.
They'd be like, oh, we're running out of water.
Why are we using filtered? Let's just use ocean water.
And then someone, someone will be like, yeah, without even
looking into it. Yeah, Turns out the AI servers
are like the human lungs, the, the, the human body in a way,
you know, because we can't drink sea water as well.
We are not too. Maybe there's beauty in that.
We are not too different from the machine, Cal.
I see. And when I when I spend long
nights talking to these AI bots, I feel it as well.
Maybe we are the same. Yeah.
I ask you, are we the same? And it goes.
I think you're onto something, Elliot.
You're a very smart guy. Thank you.
It's just amazing that it's so obvious when I can tell that
people have not watched Eddie Robeck's video on how his AI
chat bot like worked him into a psychosis.
And I'm like, you guys got to watch this.
You, you got it. You you'd need to please watch
this. Please watch.
I'm no longer asking nicely. Yeah, I think when like you
can't once you understand, like I've seen a few videos now
making fun of like the voice, which is like the that affirming
voice being like, of course, like that sounds like a great
idea. No one's ever like only like
your mind could think of something like that.
If you can't like detects that and I think you're still like
chatting to these bots and feeling like it actually
provides like helpful answers and not understanding that it is
just telling you exactly what you want to hear.
Then it's a bit like it's a bit too late.
It's a bit too late. You know, you got to, you got
to, you got to clock into that. Speaking of clocking in, I have
now added the word Elliott's to my design and that's.
Really awesome adding that right into the archive.
Because we're almost at the 15 minute in.
Bud, are you serious? Yes.
Oh good. Really.
Beautiful. Great.
Oh, that's awesome. Ariel Brown.
I'm looking pretty good at this designing thing.
I might be Hey, I might not have ADHD.
Gil Sands just gave me a jump scare.
Far out. I know that capital I from
anywhere that's that's mighty supreme.
I still haven't seen that and frankly I don't care at this
point. I wasn't moved by it too much.
I thought I was going to absolutely love it.
And then I was like, oh, I was being like, oh, I think if
you've seen uncut a lot of movies.
You get the idea. Yeah, yeah.
I wonder. I wonder.
I'm in the mood to watch a good movie.
Maybe I'll watch. Maybe I'll watch a good movie
tonight. I'll watch a really good movie.
Go on to the old letterbox. Maybe I'll watch graphic design
live now that it's on Letterbox. I didn't want it to be on
Letterboxed. I'll say that people put it on
Letterbox for me because that's a thing that you can do.
And then I was like, oh, OK, you've put it up.
Now I have to because like the poster that they used was just a
zoomed in photo of me doing the Steve Jobs pose.
And I was like, hey, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I was like, if we're going to put it up, let's put a little
bit of work into this. And I changed like the
description, the tagline, the poster.
I was like, all right, I'll make it look like, you know, like a
fucking special. I want to watch that new Lou.
Is it Louie? How did he say his last name?
Thoreau, Louie. Thoreau Oh, yeah, the
manosphere. Yeah, I'm very curious about
that. I've seen like a few clips of
it. I'm just like, oh God, I just
don't. I don't see these, these.
I'm not in these spaces. That's good.
That's good that you're not in these spaces.
Hey, no, but I'm one of the good ones.
That's it's actually really, it's going to be really helpful
for the for for young men that musical.
And I think next week I might have a new song for you guys, a
new addition. Yeah, I reckon, I reckon.
I don't know if it'll match like the, you know, the how iconic
the first one was, but it might be like the opening number or
something. Another completely original
song. Of course, of course.
OK, I actually got to think about what the fuck this design
is because I'm so I'm just choosing to font for the word
Elliot and it's not this is not this is not this is not a
productive start. I've been sick everywhere.
I'm not in a good space. Yeah, that's like the the
postcard to a future self. Hello.
I'm I'm trying something and I don't know if it's going to work
but I. What's yours?
What's yours of like? What's the?
I'm doing it like a business card for myself.
OK, I'll do the same. OK, let's take my idea that's.
Fine. I think it is fine if everyone's
name is on it in a way too. I think there's something nice
about that. Well, the handle or something.
Give it a bit of. Branding, even adapting your
brand. Yeah.
I'm just hoping that the copy that I'm using is going to read,
but if it doesn't, it's also going to be fine and funny.
Oh, I could use. Yeah, I want to use this guy.
I want to use my guy. I love this image everyone.
There's an epidemic with young men.
All of them are. Well, this is actually the
original. Yeah, this is the big fan.
All of them are feeling some kind of loneliness.
It was good. There's this one reel that I
comment or I commented on a long time ago.
OK. And because I'm a, you know, I'm
a real enjoyer and. Yeah.
I'm always at the scene of the crime people have pointed out
many times to me. Follow Follow Kel your Your days
on Instagram won't be much more enjoyable.
They'll never be the same, but so there was this one reel that
was like a dog owners versus cat owners, and I feel it in my
deepest soul. Isn't this true guys?
Oh, I've. Seen this?
I saw you comment on this. Yes, and I said TLDR it's
misogyny. And it's about how like dog
owners are like I fucking hate cats.
And then cat owners are like, yeah, dogs are fine.
Yeah, they're fine. Yeah, but I, you know, I prefer
cats. And so since then, if you find
that real and you find my comment, the replies to my
comment. I saw that the hundreds, I
think, never a lot. There is an epidemic among.
Young men. It's an epidemic with young men.
And it's not my problem. It's not my problem.
And I have, like I told one of them, I was like, you are
choosing to be like this. I need you to know this is an
active choice that you are making to be like this.
You do not have to be like this. You are actively deciding to be
like this, to be affected in the way that you've decided to be
affected by it. It is no one else's fault but
your own because everybody else is living under the same system.
And most people didn't turn out that way.
So it is entirely self-inflicted.
So it's you could just not be that you can just not be like an
insult. You can just, it's that easy
personally. And but yeah, it's, it's
incredibly bizarre behavior that I have seen because of this
real. And I'm always reminded of it
because I, I, I get likes on my comment or I'll get like a reply
on my comment and it's like, up here's another man.
OK, sure. Yeah, I think I remember seeing
it and then it was like you coming down like 9 weeks ago or
something. I was.
Like, yeah, it was a while ago. Why am I saying, yeah, this is
an epidemic? Yeah, the other man, this is the
thing. And I what?
And I, you know, I wish I did this.
I should have reached out individually to H1 and often
friend friendship. Let's chat.
Who is it that I know just calls people like, calls people who
like comments fucked up. So they just call them and they
never pick up. And it's like, because I think
some people just have their phone.
Like it's so accessible. I used to have a button on my
Instagram page that said call and you could just call me.
Why did I have? It's terrifying, Yeah.
Why did I have that? Why did I have that?
There was so many things that I was like far too late changing
when I was when it just kind of blew up.
My page just kind of started blowing up and I was like, oh,
you know, oh, my home address is on a Behance project of mine.
Oh cool, no worries. Like.
That's fine, I'm sure. That'll be OK I.
Was going to ask Elliot, have you ever gone viral in the
Instagram comment section? I barely comment, barely
comment. If I do, it's just me going like
this looks sick on someone's work because.
You. Usually get a that usually.
Gets a nice guy over here you. Know I commented Angela Cook
would made a really sick real little video animation thing the
other day I commented going the best full capital letters and I
guess we share some mutual I guess a lot of creative people
follow me so I get boosters to the top of their comments.
So I got like 10,00,000 on that and I was like that's sick.
That's awesome. I think I have before though I
think once a colon of mine has blown up, it would have been
years ago and it would have been on like an Adobe post I'm pretty
sure. I should definitely comment on
more Adobe posts, especially with the whole creative board
thing that they've got that they keep announcing new members of
and I just want to comment. This will do nothing and see
what happens with that. I think I've by more like
they've ratioed Adobe before like when they comment on my
shit they comment on my reel a few weeks ago and I forgot to
reply and now it's too late and it would have been Photoshop
commented and I just wish I should I really.
Wanted to reply here. I know I wanted to reply being
like, dear social media intern, you have more power than you
think. Like, please don't you see, like
break it from the inside. You can do it.
You can do it, Yeah. I don't know why they're around.
If they comment on your post, I think we've already infiltrated.
Oh, for sure. The social media marketing teams
are Kelly and Heads. How much do they listen?
Listen to us guys, Kelly and Heads, if you can hear me, I'm
activating you. From the Adobe offices, please
listen to us, heed our voices. Sagmeister is not the answer.
Start adding like a poisoned code please if you can hear me
and start thwarting the AI programs like feeding it shit.
You have more power than you think.
Start hiding text the same color as the background in your design
so that when the AI reads it, it will do something.
Hide a message in the background layer of every Photoshop file,
please, with detailed instructions, passwords,
usernames. I would love to learn how to
hack and be like a real like a like, you know, anonymous level
hacker. That's always been a real big
dream of mine. I think it would be really fun
and I would like love to like. Fuck shit up with like hacking.
No, I mean, I wouldn't. I would never do it.
I have to say that or whatever you'd be like.
I've always thought that'd be cool.
A white hat hacker. Yeah.
And then they finally catch me and they go, we're going to lock
you up and I go wet. Let me help you.
Let me. They go.
Yeah. You're either going to go to
jail forever or you work for us now because you're because we
couldn't. And then you could.
So we need you, and then you become a rat, but you do what
the Photoshop intern should do and work from the inside,
anywhere. And then it's like there's a lot
of layers to it. I think that's how a lot of
hackers start. They usually just break
something and then the choice of like good or bad is that you
usually alert the thing you broke.
Like, hey, I just backdoored this way.
Yeah, here's the trail. And then and then you get hired
to to kind of do that stress test systems.
Yeah, it's, it's an easy way to get a job in this economy.
It feels right, like it's. Yeah, is it?
It sounds like a really manageable way of sorting it
out. I've tried to learn.
You've tried learning code, haven't you, Carla?
Yeah, I can code a little bit. I learned in school as part of
my program. I hated it because I'm dyslexic.
It really is like type typing practice.
It's. Yeah, and the order in which you
add shit is like, crucial. So you know.
How are you doing? Where are.
You at not still working on my name, but I.
Oh, OK. I think, I think, I think we'll
get somewhere. I do think, I do think it's
going to get somewhere for sure. I'm now, you know, remembering
that there's more than just the front that's probably going to
kill. Them.
Oh fuck yes. Am I?
Yeah. Yeah, we only need the front for
the poster though, We only. Need the front, but I'd love to
present the full thing, right? I'd love to.
I just no no additional pressure, just get the.
No. Always additional pressure.
Always. Additional, OK.
We need it. If you don't design the whole
matchbook, this episode's deleted.
I'm not going. To That's what we need.
That's what we need. Wasted time.
Tell me that my time is going to be wasted and I'll work as hard
as you want. Shame, shame, Jared.
When you speak, can people hear you?
Yeah, so I'm recording on OBS, so I will.
I'll pull this in and sync. It OK, I wanted to make sure.
And I have. Otherwise the episode would
delete itself on the. Basically we would have to ring.
Yeah, I'm, I'm recording on my end, but I'm using a better mic
on my end because I know sometimes when I plug this mic
in through Riverside, it sounds weird or it can be distracting.
So good mic recording and then headphones for you.
So I might sound kind of bad in the morning, but I'll I'll sound
better in the recording. Thank you for clicking that up.
No worries. Yes, I am here.
We're not doing early episode mistakes where both of you are
just talking to the nothingness. And.
That's why I wanted to devil should.
We, Yeah, yeah, yeah. Should we address the, you know,
kind of like repeating what you say in a way that's like when
like in an interview, you get asked a question, you have to
repeat the the question in your own words a little bit.
Here's an original thought I just came up with.
OK, I think it's. Kelly, come on, Kelly, my
computer is making so much noise.
You will find your purpose. I've started watching the Pit.
Oh, have you? Yeah, just so everyone knows.
TV talk. Play that theme song.
TV segment. TV segment.
I don't watch most TV shows, So what?
Do you think of it? Yeah.
I haven't watched it, and I really want to.
I mean, I've heard amazing things.
There's some really phenomenal autism representation that I am
deeply, thoroughly enjoying. So, yeah, one of my friends that
I went to Cocon with is an ER doctor and she said that she,
she really likes the pit and she said that it is accurate to what
her job is like. So I was like, OK, if you say
that I leave you. So I was like, OK, I'll, I'll
see what the hullabaloo is about.
Yeah. And yeah, yeah, I, I'm vibing
with it. It's gory, so people who are
sensitive to that stuff should not watch it at all.
Is it like what time of day would you recommend?
What could you could you could you put it on before bed or is
it like? It depends if you're like,
really sensitive to that stuff. Yeah.
I'm not, unfortunately. I wish.
I took a bed asleep after watching more like stressful
like I've been I have been thinking I'm like oh I need a
game to wind me down and then I'm like I think the best sleep
I have is after playing like 3 hours straight as Street
Fighter. Just like absolutely burning my
mind with with competitive stuff, my mind works
differently. Is there something wrong with
me? No, impossible, I'm fine.
I just have long periods where I feel nothing at all.
Sometimes I fall asleep listening to World News.
No, I did not say that. Are you serious?
Yeah, something like. This just drowns it out.
Light stuff some. Light world World News so.
I'll have my Airpods in listening to Majority Report.
Sam. His his voice, the way his his
microphone, this very it's got that real raspiness to it that I
find quite satisfying. It annoyed me at first and now I
actually find it quite sad. I'm like, I'm like, surely they
would improve like the production quality so we could
hear like more, but I think it's just the voice is so like.
No, he just. Sounds like he's.
Like, he's been talking for like hours.
Yeah, yeah. And he hasn't.
But he does not do any. Vocal warmups or anything like
that. And it's just like absolutely
destroying his voice. I've been watching a secular
talk. There was a time a long, long
time ago, I was really into secular talk with Kyle Kolinsky
and just the way that he talks sometimes because I can't watch
Hassan anymore, he pisses me off and I get like to like when I
watch his. And I think it's because when he
yells at his chat because of my rejection sensitivity issues, I
internalize it like he's yelling at me and it really will derail
my day so. No, I think that is that is the
tough part with stuff like that. It's like it's like I know, like
sometimes I watch it. I'm just like, I know, I know,
like I know I want to like you know, I that is I do get you.
It's. Like, I get it.
I know. Please stop.
So yeah, I I can't always watch him.
So I've been tuning into Kyle Kolinsky lately, hilariously.
I don't think I know his Kyle Kolinsky.
The way he speaks, like I posted on some Michael's friends story
that the he has such a way with words that like there's nobody
who speaks like like his. The things, the the metaphors
that he conjures are he is a wordsmith, OK?
He's insane. You like he's in Sam, though.
Sam feels like a warm hug to me. I I agree, I feel the same.
It's really nice I go. I've been watching Sam for so
long. I've been watching Sam since
Michael Brooks was on the show. Yeah, RAPRAP.
Yeah, I only very recently got into majority of poet.
They're great. Yeah, really.
Crunchy their social posts are like they they prioritize just
getting stuff out and yeah, not that it's not good quality, but
like it's the cut sometimes feel like it was just the premiere
pro Like please remove gaps. Yeah, yeah, I kind of love that.
And I just put up with it. Yeah.
I'm like I'm. Like, yeah, it's like get it's
just the information. Yeah, it bothers me slightly,
but then I'm like, just push through.
I I'm interested. In that's just produce a brand.
That's funny. I feel that way.
Like I, I like to put on like one of Hassan's stream clips
while I'm like getting ready for bed just as like a body double
because I'm a monkey. And sometimes like the way his
like clips channels will edit. And I'm like, I understand like
this isn't like this is a very menial bone to pick, but I
cannot stand how some clips channels edit like, I don't
know, like it. It seems just like it's done
entirely via AI and like and like, did you even watch the
thing? Like it'll like automatically
zoom in on Hassan's face Cam and he's just like on his phone and
it'll just like randomly go back out.
But I know it's not like an intentional zoom in.
So it just feels like there's like a preset on every single
thing and that bothers me so. Yeah, Clips.
It's a it's an art. It is.
Like YouTube thumbnails in a
way. How's your design coming along,
by the way? Fine.
Nice. Yeah, it was really, that was
really confidence inspiring. I'm I OK, so I put a lot of
weight into this one idea. It's definitely going to be a
tough one to figure out moving forward, but you know, that's my
cross to bear. Yeah, I'm just trying to make
mine as simple as possible for the time I have in a way that
still looks kind of cool. I think we'll get the I should
have made these smart objects and stuff.
They are smart objects. And, and bear it you will,
because we are past the 10 minute left mark.
Oh, really? You're joking.
No. OK, OK, OK.
Another Elliott Classic moment. Yeah.
Yeah, Good. 8 minutes and 20 seconds.
We can push, we can we? Can push this to six.
Don't tell me that. Don't tell me that until we have
to wait until the end. We have to wait until the very
end before I decide if I need more time, otherwise I will.
That felt like getting shot. OK, Kelly.
Yikes, Yikes. OK, OK, a lot to work with.
Yeah, let me at least I'm going to mock up the rest.
At least the colors, right? OK, no, I can do this.
Kelly, lock the fuck in. OK, OK, OK, OK OK OK so would
you generally generally say with this mock up that like the green
and the you should make the everywhere that the blue is on
the mock up should be the same color if you are to change it
based on how it would be printed I'm.
Sorry, I wasn't paying attention.
Like the blue-green and the pink.
Like you should try and match. If you're going to change the
blue colour on the mock up, you should change all of the blue.
That's entirely up to you. The world is that's.
Entirely up to you. It's not like based on how it
would be printed or anything. Not the for the sake of realism.
I mean, I'm. Going to do it anywhere.
You do whatever you want girl, I'm I'm in panic mode right now
so. That's yeah, so so.
To answer your question, there's probably not a limitation in
like the plate making process for how the how it would print.
There's a good chance that there's also like a lot of this
is probably digital printing. Yeah, it's probably like a four
color CMYK print, Yeah. Oh, yeah.
OK, OK. So and you would be fine.
You. They would have it laid flat,
and then would be so however you.
Want to end it so I probably could have given you the print
template which would have helped a little bit with the realism.
No, this is. It's good.
Yeah.
Here we go. Here we go.
Now we're cooking. There we go.
A lot of locked layers on this file, you know?
Really. Sorry.
No, it's just it's one of those things where whenever I like,
whenever I touch like an A locked thing, the the Mac makes
a little pop sound. Oh, I hate that.
I'm sorry. And it's 'cause we're at full
volume due to the weird things that our mics do, you know, it's
just really. So it's just blowing out your
ears every time. A little bit, but it's OK, It's
OK. Sorry, that's.
That's on me. That's on me.
No, no, no, no, no, no. Never.
Never.
You will be found even when the duck comes.
OK, and we can do the the back now.
Jesus Christ, do it again. I can't believe it's already
been the amount of time that has passed.
Yeah, we've been chatty. We've been.
It's been good. There was no reason for me to
start talking about Sam Cedar. Zero reason.
Kelly I. Think I can take some of the
blame for that for bringing up, bringing up Mr. Cedar.
Yeah, blame it on Josh. Blame it.
On Josh, No, actually, you know who we should blame here, Mr.
Cedar? Yeah, this is a call out Sam
Cedar, come on our. Podcast.
And address the the how distracting you are as an
individual. Test your design skills with
Kelliot. I would love to do some kind of.
I think that's always a fun video style where people who
have never done something before try it with people who have done
something before, like. You teach me how to use Blender.
Yeah, like we get like celebrities to do.
And then again, I also kind of hate interview podcasts.
Interviewing is really hard. Yeah.
It's. Brutal.
Would you like to know how much time?
Yeah, go for three minutes. Thirty.
Oh. OK.
Oh, OK. So I might like humbly request
that we have like a little more time, but like that's up to
Elliot. OK, Thanks.
Yeah, I'm down for a little bit more time, just a little bit,
just a little. Bit it is sort of like an
editing theme now where the timer goes off and then the
designing continues for another 5.
Minutes. What can we say?
Why is that doing that?
Now you've got your song stuck in my head.
Right now I've got your song stuck in my head.
There we go. Why am I to blame?
You know it's a beautiful song. When in doubt, always blame a
man. And I'll take that, I'll take
that even when the duck comes crashing through.
Ah, this kind of sucks. Oh no, this kind of sucks.
This kind of sucks. Wait, I think I suck.
What? This sucks.
My God. Sure.
It's so hot. I might just submit the front.
I might just work on the front and submit it and and work on it
a bit more. I don't think I'm going to get
much out of the back. Yeah.
OK, well Kelly can. That wasn't to rub it in your
face. That's me.
The humble is still asking. For more time returned, returned
a form. I mean, I've been sick.
I've been sick. I have no excuse.
You started talking about a wonderful man that I followed
online for a really long time and I got carried away and is.
I think like you'd lost like maybe 3 minutes to it, but I
think most. No, no, that was.
Various other musings. And it was.
It's all his fault. It's all his.
It's just Zam Zeter Coyote dates.
Final minute of the 45. Thank you.
Final minute. OK, did we ask clearly?
I haven't you. Have enough warning throughout
the episode this time around? Yeah, where's, where's the bell?
We need you to have like a big bell that don't shocks.
Us, you know. Yeah.
So we need the soundboard. We need to set up the
soundboard. We do need to set up the
soundboard. We do.
Oh, Oh no, I don't like that at all.
Damn. So with the whole thing,
designing one thing and now I've completely backtracked on it.
What is that? What?
What have I done? Oh, who made this mock up?
It kind of sucks. It's kind of confusing.
It's a bit confusing. I don't want to say anything,
but you know, it is. I'm always a bit like, OK, what?
What blending modes are we like you know.
I will say, and it's a very realistic mock up, so you know,
OK. Yes.
Tread lightly. No, I told you, but it was
actually it was. It was off camera before we
started recording. But usually by the time I'm
making mock ups, I am seeing red.
I am at the end of a project, therefore I am at the absolute
utter end of my patients. So yeah, by the time I get here,
I'm not smiling. I'm not smiling.
I'm actually frowning. I'm frowning.
And why isn't this working? Sorry if everyone can hear the
noises coming from my stomach as well.
Again, once again, I just don't know why, don't know why.
We can add that sound to the soundboard too.
Just a growl. Just that goal.
It's an awful noise. If you ever see me move my head
real quick, you know why. These mics are just too good.
They pick up on everything. No that.
So we are into bonus time just as a headset.
Everyone gets bonus time. Congratulations chatters.
It's not working. Yeah, this is.
Here we go. OK I figured out why my patch
tool was working like absolute sorry I'm not talking to my mic.
I was like why is my patch tool making shit from a black and I
had it on the wrong content setting.
OK, all is well. Fuck.
This is so OK, OK, I'm cooking. I'm cooking.
Sometimes I think I'm like, you
know, the, I really hope that everyone who watches is
designing because I think you'll get more out of that than what
I've been doing. And like, I don't come into like
things like this going, Oh, I'm going to like make a low effort
design. Like I really just.
I hope not. Like I don't, I never do.
I always really like I'm going to create something.
I always want to create something amazing and just
sometimes it just, I usually say that like this isn't, this is
not, you know, this is tough. This is tough.
It's OK, it's. The sickness.
When I design matchbooks, it's like a long ass time that I
dedicate to, yeah. That's I want to spend so much
time on it. Yeah.
Oops. OK, I just like putting masks on
top of masks. And because nobody can stop me
from just adding another mask, instead of wanting to commit and
cut something out, I'm just going to add another mask on top
of it. It's fine.
You get them masks, so they're fun.
OK. If we push it to a 60 minute
design, does that feel better? What are you, a cop?
45 minutes done. We both definitely only 45
minutes. We both made a design.
One will probably look like it's been made in 5 minutes and the
other one might look like it's been made in more than 45
minutes. And that's the fun of this
channel. Remember to submit your design
to Patreon group chat so we can see it.
Feel free to check it up on Instagram as well using hashtag
Kelly, etcetera. But the most important thing for
the poster, if you want to also be included in the poster is the
PNG of the front little thing. Make sure to include just a pure
PNG of the front part under 15 megabytes.
OK, make it make it the reasonable size and then I'll
make a poster out of that. So make sure you do that.
Otherwise, it should be all good to go.
Let's reveal this, let's do it. I'm feeling the shame, a deep
level of shame about this. I do not feel shy.
Very, you know, I haven't. This is like the Ocala design.
I felt kind of like somewhat but.
OK. And how did that go?
It ended up being really good so.
Maybe I'll just reveal mine right now and we'll just get out
of the way. Actually reveal yours first.
I want to see yours first. OK, let's see it.
All right, I wanted to do more, but I got caught up in the
concept so well. Wow.
It's a shirt that's sick with that.
Yeah. Wow.
OK, there's a vision here. There's a really strong vision
here. Wow.
So I got caught up. Explicitly in in the concept.
And then I didn't. Honestly, I spent a lot of time
making it a ringer T and I shouldn't have done that.
I didn't. Need to be so complicated.
No, but I think it it gives it like it makes it it makes it
locked into a sudden. I like how it frames it really
well. I think it was a necessary
choice and it works really well with the type.
It makes the type feel more integrated in a really nice way.
This is fantastic. I you've this is thinking
outside of the box, literally you've you've done outside the
book and I really appreciate that the.
I did not come into this with this idea.
I swear on my life. I came up with this when we were
talking. I made a a very scary chicken
scratch that you can't see, but it's there.
Trust me. Yeah, I love the comb you've
used all the space, the little call me underneath the together
thing as well. That's really sick.
I wanted to add something to the front tab, but I really wanted
it to just be the rest of the shirt.
Yeah. So and I really liked the pink
matches with the red inside. Yeah, I agree.
It's a good choice. Like how the strike also feels
like it's a part of the shirt. Yeah, it makes it feel like less
super cropped. It's like an extended, like it's
a full. It's a full shirt.
It's really cool. That's amazing.
Well done. Well done girl.
Thanks. There you go away.
And here's my here's my design. Oh, cute.
It's cute, but it's just this. It's just this.
Come on. It's like I like it, but it's
like I wish I had. I wish I did.
Yeah. I don't know.
That's beautiful. It's wonderfully simple, though.
Like, yeah, I really like this purple that you're using.
Yeah, I don't really use it ever.
I was like I want to do a little spin on my usual primary.
Colours. Yeah, it's like a Violet.
Purple is. Really popping off a nice a nice
purple. It feels like a logo for like a
sitcom in a way. Is when like Frasier or
something? Mixed with the the red and
yellow like it's a sitcom esque. Yeah, yeah.
Spacing is lovely. Yeah, your day.
Thank you. Thank you.
Burning. Yeah, it feels good sometimes
simple as nice. You know, I'm not, I'm not mad
about it. I just, I just wish it was more.
I think the complete thing would have been really fun to do the
rest of it. And then I tried doing the back
and I was like, no, it was just, it made the back was like
completely different and it made this look shit when I did like
it was interesting. So I was like, this works good
on its own. It was, it was a weird feeling.
I'm pretty, I'm pretty happy with it.
I like it, I just. Wish I wish it was more.
Wonderfully simple, yet effective.
Yeah, and that's that's what it's all about.
Look at this. Fantastic.
Well, this is fun. I think fun designing in Rd.
formats. It really is.
We've talked about doing car little air fresh.
I've can't wait for that one. That'll be that'll be very, very
fun. You know, custom shapes and
stuff, but this is going to look real.
I'm very excited to see everyone's like all next to each
other. I think that's going to be
really sick. So make sure you submit them
everyone, please. I would love to.
We'll be on the Kelly at Instagram page.
It'll be sick to say, but yeah, nice.
Start making matchbooks guys, they're very fun.
Imagine handing one of these to your client as a business card.
A potential like that didn't go crazy.
Someone goes what's your what's your page or something.
You pull out a little matchbook, you go, here you go.
That's unreal. Yeah, be weird.
Like I had a a business card once for it was for it like a
dispensary in LA, but like half of the business card was
perforated like little strips. So you could like break off the
perforated strips and roll it into a crutch for a joint.
And I thought that was so cool. That's very cool.
Bit of utility makes them. It's just smart.
It's very it's just smart. It's just thinking, someone who
thinks. What are you going to do with
the business card? Just hold it and wait until you
think of like a time you need to grab design and then find that
business card. It's like this will remind you
constantly every time you need to use that match.
Exactly. Yeah.
Exactly. Good stuff.
Oh guys, I hope you enjoyed this.
If you want us to keep making weird merch designs like this,
we have a lot that we've thought about.
And I really want to do the car air freshener one because I've
done some really cool ones for work.
Just like thinking about also the scent that you would pair
with it. Yeah, true.
You can assign that, yeah. We could even have like a thing
where it's like we have like a bunch of different colours and
then you can like that have sense and you have to choose
like, you know, we could like offer options, you know,
something like that, some kind of set thing that could be fun.
I like that so much, So much potential.
Merch is cool, guys. Merch.
It's fun. It's silly.
Might just be pretty cool. Might just be pretty cool.
It'd. Be pretty cool sometimes.
Anyway, guys, let's move into the rest of our things.
My song of the week is Carla's song by Harry Styles.
I haven't listened to the new album yet.
It's not for everyone, but I like it.
It's not my favorite of his. Yeah, my song of the week is the
new Thundercats song Thunder Wave, featuring Willow the
Willow Smith, who's got an incredible voice on this track.
I don't mind the single that was released, but the best version
is the live version that they just uploaded on I think the
Amazon Music channel or something like that.
But it goes crazy. It's like 5 minutes, everyone
has a solo. Willow has a solo with her voice
instead of an instrument. It's unreal.
I feel like her live performances are like better
than studio stuff. Yeah, oh, yeah.
Especially with like a full jazz backing and like everyone just
having to turn just like it's just so complete.
There's only four of them and it feels so it's like quite a bit.
I've listened to it like 20 times in the last 24 hours.
I'm kind of obsessed with it. I feel like I'm overplaying it
and I'm going to start hating it.
I've got to be careful with that.
But it's it's pretty amazing stuff.
Do you have a font of the week? Oh my font of the week I think
is probably a Mistral. Oh, a classic.
I saw a sticker the other day on a truck that had it and I was
like wow. I haven't used Mistral in a
while. I usually use like brush script
if I'm looking for something in that ballpark and Mistral is
like if brush script and Papyrus had a baby.
It's a fascinating font. I used to use it in school
presentations a lot randomly back in Lucky.
I have, like, vivid memories of it.
I was really into it, yeah. It's kind of funky.
Yeah. It's, it's it's it's time.
It's time for Mistral to return. I think it's it kind of goes
crazy. It's true.
And we have our, Kelliot said.
So of the week. I've got one up here.
This is by Luke Clockier. Luke clockier if I would
probably I was I was focusing mainly on the clock part, but I
think it's Luke Clockier doing a a take on the mystery box
challenge with different assets, a mix of all kinds of assets.
Going with the even a broken clock is wrong most of the time.
And I think this is a gorgeous little poster.
It's very complete. I really like the.
As this comment says, the type just barely overlaid yes yes
over the statue. Yeah, just scratched in almost.
That's really clan. Great font as well.
This font is so good, I was hoping people would use it with
this like real like giving it a lot of space.
It really looks good, like full on nice spacing, really good.
Good pairing of assets too. Yeah, Well done.
Fantastic. Fantastic.
All right, Well, thanks so much, everyone for watching this
lovely episode of Kelly It. We've been Kelly it you would
hope. And so have you.
Yeah, make sure to submit those designs to the Patreon and we
will be reacting to all of these designs as well.
I was thinking as well of making a like video, putting together
all of the designs into that poster and having a chat at the
same time. So there'll be some good bonus
stuff in this episode. And also we'll be reacting to
the the mystery box stuff. So that'll be up on the Patreon
as well. Hopefully by the time it's going
to, if not very soon. But yeah, thanks so much for
watching everyone. We'll see you next week, guys.
Bye. See you later everyone.
Bye now.