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   Commented on Sass Logo Test about 17 hours ago

   @Bermon Painter Thanks! I used to make comics for a living. If she needs any advice, do send her my way.

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   Commented on Sass Logo Test 1 day ago

   The S looks like an L for me, but I love how hand drawn and original it looks.

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   Commented on Softer, swooshy, S 1 day ago

   My complaint is that "typographic logo in a circle" is really trendy right now. Trendy + logo = not a timeless brand but one that needs updating with each redesign lest it look dated.

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   Liked Experiment shot2 4 days ago
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   Commented on 1000 Words Unspoken 5 days ago

   The article appears in is up at UX Booth: http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/comics-and-ux-part-1-cross-disciplinary-techniques/

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   Commented on 1000 Words Unspoken, Inked 5 days ago

   The article appears in is up at UX Booth: http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/comics-and-ux-part-1-cross-disciplinary-techniques/

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   Commented on 1000 Words Unspoken, Color 5 days ago

   The article appears in is up at UX Booth: http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/comics-and-ux-part-1-cross-disciplinary-techniques/

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   Commented on Chase 5 days ago

   The article appears in is up at UX Booth: http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/comics-and-ux-part-1-cross-disciplinary-techniques/

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   Commented on Comics + UX Part 1: Cross Disciplinary Techniques 5 days ago

   The article appears in is up at UX Booth: http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/comics-and-ux-part-1-cross-disciplinary-techniques/

10. Followed Michael Parenteau. 5 days ago
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    Commented on Environmental Design Concept 6 days ago

    If they carried a women's size 12, I'd shop there.

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    Liked Environmental Design Concept 6 days ago
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    Liked a comment on Comics + UX Part 1: Cross Disciplinary Techniques 9 days ago
    Pro Melissa Brunet commented 9 days ago

    Though I love the illustrations, as usual, I think your idea (very cool!) could be conveyed a little clearer. Would it be silly to suggest an old school, real-world comic contrasted with the screen layout, and this maybe even on an iPad so you could really see the two different types of interactivity?

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    Commented on Comics + UX Part 1: Cross Disciplinary Techniques 9 days ago

    @Eric Meyer It's going up next week on UX Booth, Part 1 on Tuesday, Part 2 on Thursday. I hope you enjoy it!

    @Melissa Brunet Yes, it's a bit small to understand 100%. Hmm, I'll hit the drawing board again this weekend.

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    Liked a comment on Comics + UX Part 1: Cross Disciplinary Techniques 9 days ago
    Eric Meyer commented 9 days ago

    FIrst: That sounds like my kind of article. Where when can I read it? Can't wait!

    Second: I don't immediately get 'comics technique' from it - both frames say UX to me - but that's the side of the equation I know better. I do get ideas of process, and page-to-screen.

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    Dribbbled Comics + UX Part 1: Cross Disciplinary Techniques 9 days ago
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    Commented on Comics + UX Part 1: Cross Disciplinary Techniques 9 days ago

    This is the title card for the first in a two-part series I wrote on Comics and UX. This is its final size, although it still needs coloring. It will sit next to the article's link and blurb in archives.

    Does this say "comics techniques you can use in your wireframes"?

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    Commented on New Logo 10 days ago

    What fonts are these? I like them!

    As for the comment left by @Zach Inglis ... Check out my sites, RacheltheGreat.com and RachelNabors.com. The illustration takes prominence, front and center. But the logo relies heavily on typography so it doesn't overwhelm the images on the page. You want people looking at your work, not your logo. But make sure the logo is in the style of your work :)

19. Followed Thomas Sausen. 10 days ago
20. Followed Simon Collison. 10 days ago
21. Followed John Williams. 13 days ago
22. Followed Meng To. 14 days ago
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    Liked New Sketchbook 16 days ago
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    Commented on New Sketchbook 16 days ago

    Damn it, lady! Those are some serious sketches!

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    Commented on Brad Colbow 17 days ago

    I'm probably going to strike a halfway point between those two, because while the middle pic is more realistic, this about page is structured like a fact sheet in the front of a manga.