Newzald
Newzald, by Kris Sowersby/Klim Type Foundry. Inspired typography and presentation (PDF specimen).
Featured
- Michael Bierut talks about clients.
- Paola Antonelli: “The museum is a mirror.”
- 25 dead people on Twitter.
- Allan Chochinov reimagines the bucket.
- A color combination chart
- 1969, again
- Pantone 3965
- A modular system
- Memory Palace
- Vignelli exposed
- 273 Relics for John Cage
- Leaving the office to get to work.
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- "Matthew Carter"
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- 3D
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- advice
- American Academy in Rome
- Amy Lau Design
- ann pendleton-jullian
- art
- Athens
- awards
- binding
- Black Mountain College
- book
- Bruno Munari
- California
- chance operations
- change operations
- China
- Cornell University
- Council on Competitiveness
- creative mornings
- design
- design humility
- digital publishing
- eg
- ephemera
- Espresso Book Machine
- event
- fabrication
- film
- font
- Fritz Haeg
- GoogleEarth
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- I Ching
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- information hysteria
- inspiration
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- Italy
- James Gleick
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- Judith Geichman
- Julián Varas
- Kindle
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- le corbusier
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- links
- London 2012
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- maps
- Marcel Duchamp
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- Naomi Judd
- Nero Magazine
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- NewTalk
- Nina McLemore
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- Ohio State University
- On Kawara
- online
- Paley Center for Media
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- The Manual
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