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• Icograda Design Week in Seattle
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• KDE adds Safari feel to desktop Linux
• Living in an Urban World: How do Architects and Designers Collaborate?
• Living in an Urban World: how do designers and architects collaborate?
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• More thoughts on Icograda Design Week in Seattle
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• No Sleeping Dragon
• Over the Fence Seminar
• Prove It: Why Design Sells
• Question Everything
• Royalty-Free Stock Images From Wonderfile
• Sharing Dreams | Compartiendo Suenos at the Chicago Peace Museum
• Shots Magazine: Advertising and Creativity Worldwide
• Southeast Asian Design Reflects Diversity
• Spirituality and Japanese Design Practise
• Strange Attractors: reinventing the graphic vernacular
• Students tackle global issues at Icograda Design Week in Seattle
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• The Black Aesthetic Revisted
• The odd couple: social responsibility and profit
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• What Should Designers Study?
• Information Design
• About Charts and Graphs
• ASOTYPE: Animated System of Typographic Picture Education
• Breaking Into Film
• Designing for Understanding within a Context of Rapidly Changing Information
• Information Design
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• Theory for Practice
• Three Ways to Improve Financial Services Websites
• Typography and the Aging Eye: Typeface Legibility for Older Viewers with Vision Problems
• Understanding Numbers
• Wonders Revealed: Design and Faux Science
• Information Design = Complexity + Interdisciplinarity + Experiment
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• Illustration: Graphic Design’s Poor Relation
• Milton Glaser Interview
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• Typography
• Baseline Font Foundry Releases Catalogue of Types, First Edition
• For Your (Typographic) Information: Initial Letters
• Goodchild
• If It’s Beautiful But I Can’t Read It, Is It Still Good Design?
• Making Digital Type Look Good
• Morphica
• New from Adobe
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• Spacing and Kerning
• They're not fonts!
• Type Design Influences: Lloyd Reynolds, Hermann Zapf, Jack Stauffacher
• Typeco first font of 2004—Super Duty.
• Typeco releases it's third font family—Cypher.
• Typeco second font of 2004—Gothic Gothic.
• Venis Family
• What's New from Fonts.com
• What's new from ITC Conduit

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• Loop: AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education
• Announcing Loop: AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education (Color)
• Beatrice Santiccioli: Specializing in Color
• Conversation on Sound
• Corey
• David Karam Variations: Designer, Programmer, Musician, Collaborator
• Experiment in Sound
• Hearing Type
• Issue 3.0: Type: Letter from the Editor
• Loop Test
• Non-existent Design: Women and the Creation of Type
• Software ≠ Interactive Design
• The Color Project
• The Order of Order
• The Sound and Motion of Color
• Type: Sean Adams
• Transitions e-newsletter
• Transitions, December 2004
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• Transitions, April 2004
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• Point: AIGA Colorado Education Journal
• Design education
• Aligning Design and Business Strategy
• art Vs. design
• Blurring Boundaries: Interactive Multimedia and Interdisciplinary Convergence
• Cramming Conceptual Abilities into Design Curricula
• Design Education in Korea
• Designed for Business
• Educating the hybrid designer
• Graphic Design Family Values
• Models of character