I have been very excited lately to see the number of visitors to my website increasing rapidly by the month, currently averaging about 6,500!
I am also very pleased by the number of emails that I receive from you about how much you enjoy reading the articles.
Then, when a designer replies, that makes my day all the more brighter! So, here’s some more of what they have been saying:
Michail
Gkinis of
aptformThank you very much for your good work.
Rene
Gurskov of
IncircusIt looks great.
Yui Hashimoto of
EthosensThank you for doing a good job! I am very impressed.
Austin of Star Works for
SpurrLooks great–thanks for your support!
Chicca Granata for
ShudyInnanzitutto grazie mille per aver
scritto su Shudy!
Matthieu & Nicolas at
MoutonColletThank you very much Francesco...! That's really cool...!
Tomas at
OntFrontSo far you are the best copywriter we have come across. So you’re absolutely worth it to boom next to your positive mind state.
Ziad GhanemWOW. Well done. You are such a wonderful writer. I am so thankful and I really enjoyed reading it.
Marlene & Karen at
PinklemonWe like it.
Evelina for
fhoneticsThe article looks nice Francesco…
Chris HolzingerI really enjoyed reading the article, well done.
Jean-
Luc for
a&v and
Petar PetrovThe article is perfect.
Asger Juel LarsenIt looks great. Thank you for the kind words, which are very precise.
Karoline for
Luise&FranckThank you for your article that reflects very well the spirit of our label and that we found particularly well documented!
Steven for
BaskitwearWhat a wonderful write-up! I want to thank you.
Miranda at
Coco PRLooks wonderful, thank you.
Heather for
KZOThank you for sharing the
KZO articles! Both Joel and I think they are great & very thought provoking.
You may find previous responses at
What the Designers are Saying...,
What the Designers Keep on Saying..., and
What the Designers have been Saying.
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Pinklemon is a combined trend and design bureau, based in the heart of Aarhus, Denmark and located in an old chocolate factory, which has been transformed into a creative working environment.
I have been very excited lately to see the number of visitors to my website increasing rapidly by the month, currently averaging about 6,500!
A story of English traditions mixing grunge lifestyle; mix & match, unexpected combinations, gentleman grunge, tartan checks, wools, winter cottons, raw edges, crinkle effects, traditional versus innovative, riding pants, bright accessories.
Working class heroes; street art, urban life, asphalt players, city heroes, urban street wear, lots of denim, dark, unwashed, leather, used, plain, shiny surfaces, reworked blazers, cargo & surplus pants, Oliver Twist, vagabonds.
Influenced by architecture; simplicity, importance of surfaces, neutral shades, touches of decadence, a matter of style, monochromes, minimalism, tailoring, sculpturing, avant garde, shiny versus mat, 3D effects, techno fabrics, heavy laces, smooth surfaces.
Rebel attitude; rodeo, country, western, pioneers, wild west outlaws, rough materials, dusty look, denims, sheepskin, native Indian patterns, cowboy boots & hats, no boundaries, oilskins, rustic cottons.
Farmers marked; rural workwear, faded look, focus on shirts, come back of the long skirt, new basics, small checks and stripes, heavy gate knitwear, velvets & corduroys, woollen jerseys, denims and cottons.
The wonders of nature; soft seduction, lightweight fabrics, fluffy knitwear, fairy tales, natural inspired prints, magic mushrooms, feathers, frills, layers, see through, airy feeling, decorations, 3D effects, soft cocooning.