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Jinya in Hollywood is garbage in comparison to the one in Santa Monica. Hollywood is like a Chipotle line which I thought was weird. The one in Santa Monica is a sit down. So I feel it's prepared 1000x better.

I know there's a huge debate of shake shack vs in n out, but IMO, they're not in the same category. I see In n Out as pure fast food and Shake Shack as a restaurant burger Try Jinya on Main St in Santa Monica. That Tonkotsu broth is amazing. Plus it's the one broth Santouka doesn't offer.

You have good work, but it's lost in the clutter because you uploaded everything you possibly could in an unorganized fashion. Do yourself a favor and get a Cargo Collective. It's free. Also, ditch the slide show. Unless it's a video production reel, you don't need a video like that. As for...

Anyone else here down with Pok Pok? Every time I'm around the China Town area, it's a must have for me.

No need to head to Costa Mesa. They recently opened a DTF at Del Amo Mall in Torrance.

True. It's great to always know more. But always make yourself familiar with anything that's considered industry standard.

Corel Draw? Get accustomed to the Adobe Creative Suite. It's the standard in industry. Even the editors I know are switching from Final Cut Pro to Adobe Premier because of its usability and easy configuration with the rest of the Adobe Creative Suite.

No. Testimonials, for me, are signs of people trying to make themselves seem better than they actually are. Your work should speak for itself. Unless of course the testimonials are funny and ironic, then go for it.

The Simpsons compiled a list in one of their episodes. Any Angeleno will tell you that it's pretty spot on. Have fun!

Found in Boston. Captured on film.

More film fun shot with my Yashica T4

Adults recreating the best of elementary PE Also shot on my Yashica T4 using Kodak Portra 400

Morning coffee shot with my YashicaT4

NBA logos are hard to beat. There's also a lot of expectation behind it. If he wanted to stay that route, get the names from a fantasy football/baseball/basketball league and make logos for those teams.

Start doodling. Looking at your favorite designers. Websites. Photographers. Illustrators. The people that inspire you creatively. Go to the library and flip through books. Watch a movie from your couch. Or cartoons while you lay in front of the TV with a bowl of cereal. Have lunch. Assess the...

If there's going to be one thing I'm going to comment on is your overall layout. Things are mushed up, pushed too much together, and overall have to informational hierarchy. Get yourself a book on the Grid System (like this one) and absorb everything in it. Your designs will become so much...

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