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The New York Times
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Brooklyn Superhero Supply Co.
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The Areas of My Expertise
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Guys Read
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Martin Barré
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IFC Center
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More Information Than You Require
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Jon Scieszka Worldwide
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Atlas Pocket Classics
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Book jackets
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826NYC
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Logos
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Bed, Bed, Bed
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Washington Square
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The Spiderman Chronicles
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Magazine Covers
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Unpublished Work

Publications that Include Work by Sam Potts

Becoming a Graphic Designer 4 : Steven Heller & Teresa Fernandes

The Design Entrepreneur : Steven Heller & Lita Talarico

Emigre No. 69: "The End"

Essentially Odd : 826 National

Graphic Style 4 : Steven Heller & Seymour Chwast

Sketchbook : Timothy O'Donnell

Graphic Design Referenced : Bryony Gomez-Palacio & Armin Vit

Related Projects

Hopeful Enterprise — 2010

“A More Perfect Union” — 2009

Twitter on Paper — 2009

Planes on the Ground — 2005

Hopeful Enterprise

In October of 2009, with a one-way ticket, I moved to a small industrial town in northern Shangdong province, China, to work as a volunteer English teacher at primary/middle school. When the semester ended, I went to Shanghai for a couple weeks and, just before Chinese New Year, to Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province. For the next five months, Chengdu became my Chinese hometown of sorts. The trip came to an end in June, 2010, after one successful visa extension, one midnight near-run-in with the Chinese army in the narrow streets of Lhasa, many many bowls of spicy noodles, snow in Shandong and rain in Chengdu and thin air in Shigatse, and countless broken conversations with cab drivers. This experience is unevenly and very partially documented at Hopeful Enterprise. If you ever get a chance to go to China, and especially Tibet, by all means: go.