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The Ludlow Project

A bit of a campaigning post, this one. The International Printing Museum is running a Kickstarter campaign to expand their collection of matrices for the Ludlow Typograph . A bit of a campaigning post, this one. The International Printing Museum is...

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IBM THINK Exhibit: a Review

This post was written by Mimi Rojanasakul . She is an artist and designer based in New York, currently pursuing her MFA in Communications Design at Pratt Institute . Say hello or follow her @mimiosity . This post was written by Mimi Rojanasakul. She...

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Book Review: Brand Thinking: And Other Noble Pursuits, by Debbie Millman

Having read Naomi Klein’s No Logo several years ago and been stirred by her central thesis, we were cautious about Debbie Millman’s Brand Thinking , but it didn’t take long before we realized that the subtitle “and Other Noble...

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The Guardian iPad App

The Guardian now has an iPad app . Previously if you wanted to read Guardian content on an iPad you could read the website , use the iPhone app or attempt the Digital Edition . I used to subscribe to the Digital Edition, a downloadable PDF of the paper...

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TYPO London 2011

On Thursday 20th until Saturday 22nd October TYPO London , the event based on the hugely successful TYPO Berlin conference, returns to its roots in London. TYPO London is a three day conference representing, as the name suggests, contemporary commentary...

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44 Must Follow Job Boards For Designers And Programmers

Advertise here with BSA You know there are thousands of people who work as a professional designer or work as an amateur designer to get extra income.In the past years as the internet technology and design world grows,many companies,bloggers etc. begin...

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Steve Jobs: The man who changed everything

Steve Jobs, who has died aged 56, was at the heart of a revolution that turned the creative industries upside down. After Apple, our world was never the same again When I first started at Creative Review, in the mid-90s, we used to hammer out our stories...

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