“Depending on how you see it, social software is either all the rage or so 2008″
Social Software: The Other Design for Social Impact, by Gentry Underwood – Core77
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I like how this describes the process for a web service.
Experience ThemesHow a storytelling method can help unify teams and create better productsby Cindy Chastain on 2009/10/06 | [14 Comments]There’s an old adage among screenwriters that when a writer can sum up a story in a sentence or less, he has discovered what’s important about the story. He’ll know what the story is about and therefore have a strong sense of theme. And in knowing the theme, he’ll have a compass to use in the process of “designing” the damn thing
via Experience Themes – Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design.
Interesting collection of brushes for Photoshop
Excerpt from: LÚZ GALLERY + WORKSHOPS – BLOG! – The Great Wall.
Intriguing and simple concept.
The Great Wall
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 10:08PM
“Editing and sequencing have always been important to me in the process of working with photographs. Editing is where you discover your style, and through the process, come to an understanding of what your work as a photographer has to say and what unifies your images.
In my opinion, editing can NOT be done on a computer screen, and MUST be done with prints!
This is for the simple reason that our brains work much faster then even the best computer and as we train our eyes and our minds to look at images, we learn to see relationships between images that only come with the ability to scan a large collection of photographs at once and then move them around quickly.
Regardless of how you capture and image (film or digital), making small work prints really allows you to lay your work out, edit it, move images together or apart, and to see the relationships between images that modify the impact of how a photograph reads. …”
Old-School Marketing No Longer Working? Blame Canada | Copyblogger.
Great article. Happy Canada Day!