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Saw this posted on LinkedIn as a leader’s recommended reading list (or something along those lines).
Once again I am begging of you, please read more fiction. I promise that it will do more for you vs another productivity optimization book.
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We're looking for new authors and illustrators to contribute to Accessible Gaming Quarterly.
If you're a disabled gamer or an ally and would like to get paid to contribute, please reach out.
DM me or visit bit.ly/AGQContribute for more information.
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“...everyone wants to succeed immediately and without pain or effort."
Read this ↓
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Why are some typefaces harder to read than others at the same font-size?
Well, it has a lot to do with x-height but of course it's a bit more complicated than that: ↓
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1/3 🚨 LAWSUIT UPDATE 🚨 As announced last week, the date of oral argument (where both parties verbally present their side of the case to the judge) has been set for March 20, 2023 🧵 #EmpoweringLibraries
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I'm a firm believer in not gatekeeping anything to do with design.
With immense pride I give you @Smith_Diction's process. There's no secret sauce or magic question. But there is a process. So here it is for you.
figma.com/proto/fSeQqlIw4aZp…
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Replying to @CrownePrints
Passing over important counterpoint from someone who already criticised AI movement.
It isn't about "image generation" AI, but AI used within tools you use daily in Photoshop:
xitter.cf/Andantonius/status/161…
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The art of Caravaggio is filled with shadow, violence, and psychological complexity.
He was the most popular and controversial painter of his era, a radical artist and volatile man who died in exile.
This is the story of the first artistic rebel...
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ADWEEK@Adweek7 Dec 2022
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"To create true equity, agencies and brands must be willing to disrupt and ultimately create new systems instead of trying to fit Black-owned media into what has always existed."
@HerAgenda's Rhonesha Byng (@NeshasAgenda) #NexTech
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On March 24, 2023, our museum will debut a major, thought-provoking exhibition, "Afrofuturism: A History of Black Futures."
One of the highlights of this new exhibition will be the #BlackPanther hero costume worn by the late Chadwick Boseman, pictured here. #NMAAHCFutures

ALT Costume for the character Black Panther worn by Chadwick Boseman in the Captain America: Civil War and Black Panther movies. The costume includes five (5) parts- suit (.1abc), helmet (.2), neck covering (.3), two gloves (.4ab), and two boots (.5ab). The costume is black and dark grey, with silver markings and geometric designs imprinted in dot, triangle, and diamond motifs throughout. It is mounted on a form and stand.
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Wired breaking the pantone / adobe thing down properly “They’re literally holding the colors hostage,” - Stuart Semple. You can read it here: wired.co.uk/article/adobe-pa… – at Bournemouth, England
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The world needs a tech diet; here's how designers can help
essays.uxdesign.cc/tech-diet…
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Sorry for my delayed response I was busy breaking generational cycles, surviving a global pandemic, watching the fall of America and trying to stay on top of laundry
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As a designer, what's the best signal a company is going to have good design vibes?
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You should work with @pherneducation. An incredible wealth of knowledge and infectious energy!
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Exploration with #dalle2 to create artwork for VCTR Mono. This was the result of multiple queries, selecting and removing pieces, and sending those back. Finally at arriving at this layout and artwork, which feels like some kind of weird collaboration with the AI.
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BREAKING: White House issues new policy that will require, by 2026, all federally-funded research results to be freely available to public without delay, ending longstanding ability of journals to paywall results for up to 1 year. Coverage coming on @ScienceInsider.



































