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5It's sort of a "congratulations", isn't it?
But the ambiguity makes it quite flexible.
I think the slight blur amplifies the inebriated surreality of the whole thing.
Someone bought this and I didn't get a chance to ask what the occasion was.
We all have one.
Shouldn't it be "my" heart?
I think I was subconsciously designing an album cover more than a Hallmark slogan.
Someone bought it, though.
I friggin love this mini-menu. It is my pride and joy.
Jesus wanted something for the weight-conscious brigade, people working on their swimsuit bodies or whathaveyou.
Sometimes people gave them back to me when they finished their drinks. Usually they kept them. Once in awhile someone slammed it into the trash. Sometimes people threw it away nonchalantly.
Realistically, what are you supposed to do with cup art?
But also, why are we consuming so much to throw it away constantly, ya know? Not trying to get deep or anything, but it does sorta draw attention to a culture of disposability. It's funny in a way, those rare times when someone would aggressively smash it into the trash as if in rebuke, deliberately looking me in the eye. What was that even about? Kind of hilarious, though.
I do feel like it was a bit. Choreography of an existential joke. Everyone playing their part.
They mostly got good reviews, honestly.
The logo predated me. At one point he thought about redesigning it, but then got busy and let it go.
In retrospect, I have no idea why the stars were basically inverted. Wasn't trying to be subversive. Did he ask for it that way? I can't remember.
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