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Archive for category: Graphic design

   (2011.02.12)

The best design magazine ever continues its decline

   (2011.01.11)

There’s a whole chapter in A Visit from the Goon Squad created in PowerPoint. And it works

   (2011.01.09)

Will Carson be laid out in Quark or in PageMaker?

   (2010.12.30)

Christopher Serra’s illustrations for a Journal piece about guy-centric TV

   (2010.12.08)

Natasha Vargas-Cooper’s Mad Men Unbuttoned worked better as postings on the Awl

   (2010.12.03)

I have the scoop on the design of the Giller-winning Sentimentalists. Also: Family Compact publishers, could you go fuck yourselves?

   (2010.08.22)

Design Is History is the new site that perpetuates the misapprehension that “design history” is a sequence of discrete jumps

   (2010.06.11)

TTC induced designers to work on spec designing streetcar interiors, which it can then turn around and simply hand to Bombardier

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