Aram Zucker-Scharff

murketing:

In the continuing saga of surprising responses to As Real As It Gets, the show pops up in the new New York City Holiday Guide travel app from City Notes:

This isn’t a typical travel guide: City Notes focuses on the best and most interest…

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An illustrated poster collecting iconic mid-century modern homes, including designs by Eames, Neutra, Koenig, Wright, and Arts & Architecture’s Case Study Houses.
Prints available at http://jamesprovost.imagekind.com
TODAY ONLY 3…

newyorker:

Cartoon by Joe Dator. For more from this week’s issue: http://nyr.kr/S6cG5e

Someone at the New Yorker clearly remembers starting off as a journalist/designer. 😛

Sometimes it is important to maintain a character or narrative over multiple stories. The tool for that is story arcs. Story arcs are most common in TV and graphic novels, however, with the easy linking of stories, there is an opportunity to expand the use of arcs. A quick review: A story arc allows you to move one narrative thread […]

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