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Notes for agencies that sell dreams.

On the craft of putting trips together, and on everything that gets in the way.

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  1. One link at the top and, below it, three trip cards fanned out: glacier, coast and mountain. The middle one is chosen and carries a check mark.

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  2. A phone at night shows 23:41. On one side, notifications piled up in a mess; on the other, a neat list with almost everything checked off.
  3. Three icons in a row, a moon, a plane and a check mark, joined by a dotted line. Below them, papers and spreadsheets fall away and fade out.