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Really lovely short film. Nuit Blanche (Link) (via @bengarf)
We're serious people. Sending us crap emails with mediocre resumes that prove you've not really read the job posting WILL NOT work.
RT @MarkBusse: What is AIGA’s response to the NEA’s call for logos? (Link) #speculative #spec #design
We're looking for the next member of our design team. If you think that’s you, visit this job posting: (Link)
RT @psst3: Please RT: How to say no to spec work, nicely. (Link) (via @toddsmithdesign )
Matt SamyciaWood's article in BIV "A Home Business is Still a Business: (Link)
Ogilvy UK "The Big Ideal, where all brand communications are part of an overarching aspirational thought". (Link)
Canadian artist Kyla Harris' first blog post on her freshly launched website: (Link)
RT @designweek2010: Today is your last chance for savings folks! Feb 1 prices for Design Week go up 25%. Register now! (Link)
McDonald's 2010 Olympics advertising in Vancouver Skytrain stations: (Link)
A client just dropped by and was disappointed that @blindcharlie wasn't here. The office is quieter, that's for sure.
All those awesome Vancouver moments compressed into a sweet time lapse (Link) (via @bengarf)
Looking for innovative materials for your next design project? Find all latest new stuff for minimal fixed fee (Link)
Small furry rodent meet clever packing design, then your maker. (Link) (via @bengarf)
Where design and food geeks meet - Helvetica cookie cutters. (Link) (via @foodists)
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Ben Garfinkel (July 21st, 2008)
This model, the one on the right, also could easily represent collaboration using Google docs. Obviously not as powerful for some projects, but seeing as the model is using Word doc icons…
steve (July 21st, 2008)
The model on the right really represents much of 2.0 collaboration. By centralizing resources online in one singular place, you can eliminate multiple versioning (and confusion caused by working off archaic versions) and accessibility as anyone with web access (and permissions) can participate in the process.
Does this mean we can sell the carrier pigion?