#davidcrow

Good Morning lovely souls. Having just spent a wonderful weekend at the @mbsfestival Mind Body Spirit Festival meeting with you all many people have asked me about ingestion of essential oils & other safe uses for essential oils. With the abundant growth of essential oil industry a wealth of potentially harmful misinformation has been circulating. I have published a video by @shiftnetwork by David Crow an expert in Aromatherapy & Natural Medicine exploring these concerns https://www.rachaelwhite.com.au/blogs/news . Link in Bio . Please feel free to share & comment as I was inundated with people wanting knowledge & information. Blessings #essentialoils #essentialoildiffuser #essentialoil #essentialoilsforlife #essentialoilsandyoga #essentialoillove #essentialoilsrock #essentialoilswork #essentialoils101 #iamasoulchampion #aromatherapy #davidcrow #goodvibe #aromaeducation

When I have some spare time I'm going to visit our University Library to search for these books as from learning about semiotics I feel like they will be a really interesting read.

David Crow is the Dean of our School of Art but also a world wide known Designer in his own right. He’s published four books to date, revolving around image and text and looking at how semiotics work. His process works in a way that makes complete sense to me and makes me realise how important networking is. He starts deciding who he will collaborate with very early in his process, after having an idea; a lot of the time this is friends and colleagues. His process works in a way that makes complete sense to me and makes me realise how important networking is An inspirational quote from Crow that will stick with me, ’make networks now that will sustain you for the rest of your careers’. He is very interested in rewriting books, saying that ‘designers can take something without value and give it just that’ and that the world is becoming more visual. What he spoke about in this lecture really made me understand the importance of semiotics, how globally we can communicate through images (toilet and road signs) even when we can’t understand the text. Something else that i picked up was that often to make interesting and original work you have to ‘change the default setting’, whether this is to do with the way you are used to working, or changing to way the machine/technology you’re using is working.

TPK by Cameron Rad