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Ideas from the Office of Frank Chimero
Ideas from the Office of Frank Chimero Ideas is a collection of significant concepts. It’s how they make decisions at their office. It’s a working methodology for a creative practice.
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I for one welcome our arsenic-based interplanetary overlords. William Gibson (via emmanuelnegro)
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hydeordie: via… Related…
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Brand Identity As Source Code – PSFK
Brand Identity As Source Code – PSFK
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Logo Design Workbook: A Hands-On Guide to Creating Logos Reviews
Logo Design Workbook: A Hands-On Guide to Creating Logos Reviews vofficeseo: Article by at 2010-08-05 12:37:42 Categorized in Web Design,
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The Kindle platform is a convergence of these two worlds. Because they are still books, eBook editions demand the experienced eye of a typesetter and book designer. Yet each Kindle edition, under the surface, is constructed using web-page HTML markeup and making a book with fine layout and typography requires web-language and web design expertise…
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As a publisher we are not necessarily looking for 800 different font choices,” says Savikas. “But even at this early stage we are looking for a set of standard fonts that guaranteed to be in any device or software. “It was frustrating to contrast the Kindle’s limited fonts with that of the iPhone, which has…
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kenfrederick: the branding comedy daniela meloni
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The Insignificance of a Logo (Even When Significant): Change Observer: Design Observer
The Insignificance of a Logo (Even When Significant): Change Observer: Design Observer
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“To Present. To Explain. To Guide.” a workshop and exhibition in Poland on the work of Krzysztof Lenk | Information Design
We cordially invite for the exhibition and the open lecture. Assuming over twenty years experience in information design teaching. The results of the tasks will be presented as well as the process of solving problems. We have just finished publishing a bilingual catalogue of 108 pages documenting the program. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// TO PRESENT hidden and difficult…