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The Reflex Blue Show with Nate Voss and Donovan Beery, Episode 18: Fall Reading List

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Posted September 24, 2008 6:42 AM

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In our first show since the last show, we take one single listener question and stretch it into 40 minutes of awesomeness with our friend Adam Nielsen, whom I am certain would like me to mention you can find him at the soon-to-be-newly launched Good-Twin.com. But the show's not about Adam, it's about 36 Point's recommendations for Fall Reading for Graphic Designers (even Superstar® Drew Davies phones his in), broken down into some odd and only loosely-followed guidelines. It's a very fun show, done in a single take, and it caps with a DVD Review of Speed Racer, which does not fare well under our steely gaze.


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The Reflex Blue Show with Nate Voss and Donovan Beery, Episode 17: Chip Kidd

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Posted September 10, 2008 1:01 AM
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36 Point Student Design Challenge

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Posted September 10, 2008 1:00 AM
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Students, do you feel a lack of excitement in your current project? Do you need more direction on the design? Do you want to have a few unneeded rules to work with? We're here to help!

Welcome to the official kickoff of the 36 Point Student Design Challenge! We think your college years are some of the most important years for graphic designers. While generally we like to think of graphic design students as a serious, studious bunch, with lots of learnings and yearnings  going on, we know there's a lighter, brighter side to your experience as well. Specifically, the side that knows how to use graphic design for awesome, instead of for good.



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