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Microbial Illustrations
Illustrated versions of the microscopic designs that make up our world.
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Colored figures intended to elucidate the mineralogy of Great Britain
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Jason S. Logan is imagining a revolution for natural, place-based ink that is equivalent to what Alice Waters did for food.
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Wing It: Testing Out Exhibit Design Using Virtual Reality
The field of environmental (or experiential) graphic design is young and on fire.
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The Typeface of Truth
What are the implications when Errol Morris declares the typeface most likely to induce credulity is Baskerville?
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