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Saturday, June 13, 2020

On Design

David S. always weighs in when I mention design, and I have finally seen the light. I will no longer design books, instead I will be working with these guys on all future book designs. Thank you for believing in me, David, and leading me finally to the truth.

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  1. Good grief... It's like walking through a massive neon-flashing facade -- Cats! Girls! Snakes! -- into an empty shop.

    N.B. am-tip: you can tick a box when you create a link that means the linked item will open in a new tab or window, which means your site stays open, just as it was. Which makes it a lot easier to bail out of some pointless bedlam like this.

    Mike

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  2. Those people aren't designers, they're roadside chainsaw artists.

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    1. Did you wait long enough for the giant text and all the blinking shit to appear, or did you bail out early?

      It's like a geocities site!

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    2. Basically they're buddies with the ASX crew and the related grifters. Sucessfully bafflegabbing their way into a sort of bottom-feeder position in the Art World.

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  3. Here's a free photo 'newspaper' download that design-wise, is the antithesis of that Void BS.

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  4. I imagine that the number of sold copies of whatever it is they are producing strongly tracks the number of contributors to that... er, I can't find a word to describe it. A 10 on the Colberg Scale?

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