Do the F*cking Work
Authors: Brian Buirge, Jason Bacher. & Jason Richburg
Designed by: GFDA
Publisher: Harper
Year Published: 2019
Dimensions: 6.3in x 1in x 7.8 in
Pages: 256
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Do the F*cking Work: Lowbrow Advice for High-Level Creativity is a book that cuts through the noise and offers straightforward guidance for individuals seeking to unleash their creative potential. This book is the first written by Jason Bacher and Brian Buirge, the creators of Good Fcking Design Advice, a notable presence in the international design community whose products, weekly e-mails, and unconventional guidance on work ethic and the creative process have inspired creatives, artists, and entrepreneurs alike.
Do the F*cking Work is a collection of 100 visual essays that encapsulate their irreverent advice, offering inspiration to even the most committed procrastinators. From the simple act of drinking morning coffee to navigating productive criticism, the book covers a range of topics.
By challenging conventional thinking, Bacher and Buirge encourage readers to embrace failure, reject the status quo, and celebrate the journey of creation—embracing the experience of trying, failing, learning, and trying again. They emphasize the importance of accepting mistakes, finding humor in the unknown, and reveling in the joy that comes from the process itself.
Despite their direct and blunt approach, there is a reassuring element in their madness, reminding us that we are all navigating the same path of trial and error. Amidst our tendency to rush and pursue perfection, Do the F*cking Work reminds us to appreciate the value of work in both its process and outcome. Through personal insights, actionable advice, visually appealing content, and a healthy dose of colorful language, the book leaves readers feeling rejuvenated, inspired, and with a newfound appreciation for the true essence of work.
These two offer a refreshingly honest and straightforward perspective on unlocking one's creative potential. Through practical advice, personal anecdotes, and a no-nonsense approach, the book challenges readers to overcome their excuses, embrace discomfort, and put in the necessary effort to reach new creative heights. It serves as a rallying cry for individuals who are ready to take action and unleash their creative genius.
