Good design is more than this
(image via Jonathan Trier Brikner) There’s more to being a design genius than this. Truly. Just because you have a computer, laptop or tablet allowing you to download free fonts […]
Category Archives: culture
The Origin of Titles
It is amusing that modern readers have been spared the lengthy title of the 1859 first edition: ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. OR THE PRESERVATION OF FAVOURED RACES IN THE […]
Read: Digital Maoism
The problem I am concerned with here is not the Wikipedia in itself…. the problem is in the way the Wikipedia has come to be regarded and used; how it’s […]
excellent video from state of design festival in melbourne featuring david berman David is a Fellow and Ethics Chair of the Society of Graphic Designers of Canada, a vice-president of […]
To ruminate, or to tweet, that is the question
“For some kinds of thought, especially moral decision-making about other people’s social and psychological situations, we need to allow for adequate time and reflection,” said… author Mary Helen Immordino-Yang. (via Tweet […]
Twitter is like golf. I feel like an idiot for doing it, but I have to admit that sometimes it’s fun. The Ad Contrarian (via somethingchanged)
// love the pejorative tone many bourgeois have toward the idea of poetry readings…
“[Khalil] Gibran’s ‘masterpiece’… turns not so much upon poetry as upon the genre of wisdom literature and its subgenre, the aphorism, which holds a particularly valued place in Arab culture. […]
// was asked this weekend if i still blog: yes, no, blogging is so 2004… blogging is not publishing, publishing is not blogging…
“The average church in America has less than a 15% retention rate of first-time visitors. If I owned a pizza parlor and more than 85% of the people who ate there once decided to never come back, I would think a mailer might just kill the business.”
And The Greatest Of These Is Latte
