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A Philosophy of Failure

an Article published on October 14, 2013
...could be interpreted as forgoing a reasonable timetable for planning, not allocating proper resources, or settling for poor craftsmanship. So you don’t’think I’m a hypocrite, my personal philosophy of design includes well-worn slogans such as, “form follows function,” “anything...
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21st Century Skillset

an Article written by Christopher Butler on February 3, 2009
...be the case for some who don’t’read any books, magazines or newspapers, or listen to the radio or watch television, but for most people, I think the synthesis is of all different kinds of media. I’m sure that the...
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Much Ado About Twitter

an Article published on November 5, 2013
...you’ve been near a business section this week, you know Twitter’s IPO is imminent, and that it will set a valuation for the micro-blogging company of approximately $12 billion. I don’t’pretend to understand how the company can support that...
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Creative Questionnaire: Liz Dubois

an Article published on January 20, 2009
...highly recommend: The Elements of Pop-Up, by David A. Carter Currently reading: Outliers: The Story of Success, by Malcolm Gladwell Life lesson: Don’t’get in your own way. If I weren’t a designer, I’d be… An archaeologist Favorite (non-design) past...
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2013 Year-End Design Resource Review

an Article published on December 20, 2013
...use the occasional drop shadow or background texture. Subtle Patterns is a great resource for seamless textures that don’t’scream, “Hey! Look at me! I’m a background texture!” Each file is provided as a PNG in 1x and 2x resolution...
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Stop. Look. Listen.

an Article published on January 23, 2014
...who provided some tough love by telling me I had “room for improvement” when it came to professional relationships and responding to client criticism. Ok, you don’t’have to hit me twice three times before I start to catch on....
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