Diary of a designer-maniac

Yana Frank (on the network better known as Miu Mau) completely rewrote her network "Diary of a Maniac Diary" for publication in the form of a book, making stories with a large number of new large illustrations.
In the second edition, five new chapters have been added.
"Henrik was ordinary, moderately tortured art director, who had crossed almost all the large companies in the city. After the sixth place of work, there were no particularly attractive options for him, and he began to understand that changes are now possible only for the worse. In the last (our) company, he worked for the third year, drowned in routine, languished over boring orders and dreamed of raising the service, but no one considered his work outstanding, and the career did not advance.
Once he sat in the office with a dark night and grieved: an urgent task was on the table, by tomorrow morning I needed to write a concept. All week he postponed the case for later, since every time something more interesting was turning up, but now there was only ten hours left, and nothing occurred to his head. Henrik went out to smoke on the stairs, where he met the admin from the lower floor. He, having heard a tragic story, poured a fellow in misfortune of cocaine.
Offended by a drug, Henrik wrote an amazing concept in two hours, then completed several unfinished projects. The authorities were delighted with new ideas and well -made work and healed Henrik with fresh orders, and he, afraid to disappoint the audience, continued to smell cocaine daily and be inspired with the help of LSD.
Two months later, when the administrator was fired for the use of drugs at the workplace, and Henrik was raised as creative director, he was already persecuted by the sound in his ears, he began to see and hear what was not, and understood Which will soon go crazy if it does not part with poison immediately. He gathered his strength, bought more drugs in a pharmacy that facilitate suffering, and tied with drugs". Naturally, he began to get sick and plunged into depression, and he told his superiors that he had a flu.
And here he was given the first truly big order. "
From the story "Star and Death Creative Director"
5th edition, supplemented