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by bcks 14y ago
They burnished out all the character. It completely lacks the quirk, play, and scrappiness of the old logo and projects a much more "neutral" and generic space. Which I suppose is a valid intention reflecting a strategic shift -- it's just
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by bcks 14y ago
This is fantastic. I can imagine small advocacy organizations wanting to use this for their members with a custom issue graphic. For instance, if Amnesty International wanted its members to write on behalf of a prisoner of conscience they c
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Crowdsourced Robots Occupy Poster Design(backspace.com)
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by bcks 15y ago
Tumblr seems much like what VOX was aiming for: easy, free, theme-able social blogging. And it looks like Tumblr has trounced TypePad.
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by bcks 15y ago
Your Sicily example and the article remind me of other "syndicates" operating in the wake of disaster and conflict. I'd read somewhere that the Yakuza have been tolerated for so long in Japan because of the social services and "protection"
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by bcks 15y ago
I've worked primarily with human rights focused non-profit organizations for the last 15 years or so. I'm a generalist who can do a bit of design, tech, management and strategy so I offer a good mix of skills for organizations. idealist.org
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by bcks 15y ago
Turns out there was an undisclosed character limit on questions, and posting such fails silently. Otherwise, the question (and answer!) are posted there now. Thanks, Jared!
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by bcks 15y ago
Hm -- can't seem to post to anayasq in either Safari 5 or Firefox 5. So thought I'd post one here: I love and appreciate how transparent you've been about your recipe and process for the book. That's super cool and it's totally inspired a f
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by bcks 15y ago
Your milage may vary, but I can tell you how we are doing it. My wife and I both work from home. I sold my half of my company in 2008 and have since been a freelance designer and developer. My wife is a freelance editor. We have a baby-sitt