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This is the title of a beautiful talk given by Mr. Simon Collison.
In this talk Collison sees the big picture: What makes a craftsman? Why, we web designers, are we considered to be craftsmen? Is not setting goals a better approach than setting and trying to reach them? The particular talk was part of the wonderful Build web festival.
It’s quite rare to find such a theoretical and at the same time very deep approach. Don’t miss it.
If you start our day watching a video like this, everything will go a bit better. Typography at its best.
Find a quite space, go full screen and your speakers on.
I think Erik Spiekermann is one of the most, if not the most, important person of our times when it comes to typography. Elliot Jay Stocks is a very talented, a very clever, an absolutely fantastic Web designer. But you already know that.
Here they are together, talking about typography. What’s more to ask for?
Where have you been?
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Far from professional, it’s a real one though.
A walk in the woods from Yiannis Konstantakopoulos on Vimeo.
Breath in, breathe out.
Nigel Marsh shares an idea worth spreading: how our life could become significantly better by taking control of it.
New York City in 3 minutes.