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Book Thoughts: Smarter, Faster, Cheaper
I dislike the idea of reviewing someone’s book. I’ve done it in the past, both here on this blog and professionally for others. Instead, I’d prefer to give you a couple of thoughts that stood out for me from a … Continue reading
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Are you just talking about design on Twitter?
After the last article about my one-year anniversary on Twitter, I recalled something that’s worth mentioning. As a freelance designer on Twitter, are you just talking about design (something cool in Photoshop, something you learned in InDesign, etc.) in the … Continue reading
Twitter after one year
I hadn’t realized this until I looked at past articles on the blog, but I’ve been on Twitter for just over a year. I said when I first started that I would update you as I tried to figure out … Continue reading