Don’t overthink it.

Have I said it before? I am learning to see. Yes, I am beginning. It's still going badly. But I intend to make the most of my time. —Rilke—

My name is Beth Wernet. I'm an Interaction Design MFA candidate at SVA in New York City.

Founder of Tipical

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Have I said it before? I am learning to see. Yes, I am beginning. It's still going badly. But I intend to make the most of my time. —Rilke—

My name is Beth Wernet. I'm an Interaction Design MFA candidate at SVA in New York City.

Founder of Tipical

get in touch!

email: tenrewnna {at} gmail.com

or send me a message

last.fm flickr twitter portfolio
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  • “After all, advertising trains us to keep our desire always at the ready, nurturing that feeling that something is missing, then redirecting it toward a tangible product. In the end, all that pent-up yearning needs a place to go, and now it has that place online. But products are no longer the point. The feeling is the point. And now we can create that feeling for ourselves, then pass it around like a photo album of the life we think we were meant to have but don’t, the people we think we should be but aren’t.”
    — Pinterest, Tumblr and the Trouble With ‘Curation’ - NYTimes.com
    Source: The New York Times
    • July 25, 2012 (12:54 am)
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