Reads tagged with “film”

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Reads tagged with “film”

What safe sex has to do with 3-D printing, robotics, and education in the developing world.

The rhetoric of data, or how to reconcile human and algorithm in the age of collective intelligence.

Cut-paper werewolves and newspaper fairies, oh my.

Slow and steady wins the race… or does it?

Supercutting the visual legacy of the greatest graphic designer of all time.

From fiberglass to James Franco, or what Ice Cube has to do with designing the American imagination.

What the silent film era has to do with the architecture of atmospheric control.

What a mischievous chimney sweep has to do with tricking Hitler out of power.

“He had a musician’s sense of a sentence.”

A startup sentiment sandwich from the master chef, or why “reality distortion” helps sales but hurts design.

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