Nick D'Orazio

I can’t get behind feeling good about what is essentially the Internet version of eye contact. When the value system you base your work on is being dominated by fluffy cats and car crashes, it’s time to find a new value system.

Getting over a broken heart isn’t easy: it requires deliberate positive thoughts and purposeful resistance of self-destructive ones. It won’t be a quick transition, but that is to be expected.

5. Ditch your old bad habits and reinvent your self this holiday season-try identify theft!

This is a video I made that people my age relate with.

He placed my drink on a vintage cast-iron something and said, “That will be $2.79.”

None of this is new information.  Everyone knows the importance of honesty, but we aren’t reminded of it often enough.

I know the intent is to be memorable, but all I think about is how expensive it must of been to order 300 copies of your card in whatever paper + wood mixture your card is made of.

Nothing you can ever do will convince the rest of the world that they are not just another person walking down the street that doesn’t know how to dress appropriately for the weather.

You can trust that I invigorate myself and try my very hardest to appreciate my own work, as I fully understand no one will do that for me.