To leave Time, that is.
I found this blog post by Edel Rodriguez this morning and I thought I'd share it.
For the past 13 years, I’ve been a designer and art director at TIME
magazine. Friday was my last day on the job. I made the decision to
leave the magazine so I could spend more time with my family and devote
more of my energy to the various art projects that I’ve been involved
with for many years—editorial illustration, posters, writing children’s
books, work for galleries, animation, etc. Part of my home studio will
continue to take on some design and art direction projects, but I hope
to visually integrate those more with the rest of my work.
What follows is an insightful and enlightening rationale for why, after all this time, its time to leave Time.
As he notes I thought I’d write about working for TIME magazine because it might be
of help to students that are trying to figure out what to do when
leaving art school. And so it is. . .
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