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Author of a new design book for learning professionals: Visual Design Solutions. Consultant, speaker and writer for online learning and information design.

DC Region
Joined December 2008
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Check out this United Fonts of America map. Shows the fonts and the locations they were named for > ow.ly/2jKA50zMzr4
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This book looks gorgeous! Four hundred examples that track the development of information graphics from the Early Middle Ages to the end of the twentieth century. > ow.ly/CABo50vNbEE
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A house design that might be the answer to affordable housing shortage > ow.ly/H9Pf50vbN8O
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In 1886, the US Government Commissioned 7,500 Watercolor Paintings of Every Known Fruit in the World: Download Them in High Resolution > ow.ly/Lpnm50uQdFL
What color represents in different industries > ow.ly/VlXg50uCj0v
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Great little essay on using dashed lines in design & visualization ‘The Visual Language of Dashed Lines’ ••••••••••••• understandinggraphics.com/br… ••••••••••••• by @cmalamed via @infowetrust – at California, USA
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Do you ever use motion to indicate change? This article analyzes the approach > ow.ly/lKGm50us0lM
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Collection of vintage photos at New Old Stock. No search but might be useful > ow.ly/NMkp50urjWL
The power of designing for one real person > ow.ly/iBuW50uow1M
Nike publishes a design guide for sustainability > ow.ly/36LQ50ufWiI
Art History Lovers! MOMA has a new exhibit on Abstraction, which they say was a product of network thinking. See the network diagram to explore the connections > ow.ly/v2tG30nYkac
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The more exposure you have to past, current and future design trends, styles and designers, the larger your design problem-solving toolkit. Design is History > ow.ly/1iQq30nL6Yr #interestingsite