36 Point
A Community for Graphic Designers
HOW May 2010
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Nate Voss
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Nate Voss is a designer, illustrator, talkshow host and design journalist. Working in Omaha since 2001, Nate served four years on the Board of Directors for AIGA Nebraska and currently teaches design for Metropolitan Community College in addition to his freelance work. Nate has interviewed design luminaries such as Kit Hinrichs, Debbie Millman, Joe Duffy, Marian Bantjes, Chip Kidd, Ann Willoughby, and many others. Currently, Nate's work can be seen here at 36Point.com, where he maintains the webcomic 1PT.Rule and hosts The Reflex Blue Show, as well as at his home site Vossome.com.
In 2009, Nate became the only person to guest host Design Matters with Debbie Millman, a leading industry talkshow focusing on design and contemporary culture. Nate has also illustrated two children's books, The Legend of Lil' Red and Tiny and His Big Adventures.
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Website \\ Vossome.com
Twiter \\ @vossome
LinkedIn \\ Profile
Facebook \\ Profile
Coroflot \\ Profile & Portfolio
Behance & AIGA \\ Profile
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Donovan Beery
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Donovan oversees all creative development at Eleven19 Communications, Inc., where he also serves as an owner. He received a bachelor’s degree in Visual Communication & Design from the University of Nebraska at Kearney.
His background in visual communications, web design, and creative concepts were put to good use when he was the chief web designer at Union Pacific and the corporate identity and web designer at Nexterna. He’s lectured on web design at Creighton University, taught visual communications at Metropolitan Community College and proudly served seven years on the board of directors for AIGA Nebraska. In 2009, Donovan was appointed by Omaha Mayor Mike Fahey to a three-year term on the Omaha Public Art Commission.
Donovan’s work has appeared in Print, STEP Inside Design and Coupe magazines, the books Graphic: Inside the Sketchbooks of the World's Great Graphic Designers, Becoming a Graphic Designer: A Guide to Careers in Design, 100 Habits of Successful Freelance Designers, A Designer’s Research Manual: Succeed in Design by Knowing Your Clients and What They Really Need, and The Best of Business Card Design 9. His work has been recognized with numerous design awards and is included in the permanent collection of the Chicago Design Archive.
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Website \\ Eleven19.com
Twiter \\ @36Point & @eleven19
LinkedIn \\ Profile
Facebook \\ Profile
Behance & AIGA \\ Profile
& Portfolio
I should have some of that $10,000 for pushing you to get a Twitter. Justin should also get some of those royalties. Holy shit!
LOL. I can haz netwitterking?
AHHHH HA HA HA! (start reading the cue card, very uncomfortably plastic-like)
“So… true… guys, Just… look… at… my… stack… of … money… that… showed… up… after… my… 100th… post… on… Twitter.” (forced smile)
Yea, unfortunately it’s not *that* easy. The reason you read about random incidents of people finding love/money/work on Twitter is because they’re exceptional. The rest is typical bollocks.
Speaking of which, make sure you hit up @scottperezfox for a good time.
A Mickey Mouse cup? Really?
Nate, is this strip just a big ploy to get me on the Twitters?
You bet your ass that’s a Mickey Mouse Mug. It’s a series staple:
First appearance.
Second appearance.
Disney’s gonna hunt you and demolish your day care center!