Back in the summer of 2019, I wrote a draft on the ways tech companies were shaping life in our cities with something we tend to take for granted: maps.
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Duct-Tape Typographer Shuetsu Sato Honored With Design Award
Shuetsu Sato began working as a security guard at Shinjuku Station in 2002. With constant construction and infrastructure upgrades, it was Sato’s job to redirect crowds using a megaphone. However, he found it to be an ineffective tool that was ignored by most. So with a few rolls of duct tape and a craft knife he took it upon himself to create some eye-catching signage.
Wayfinding, calligraphy, and typography in the medium of duct tape.
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Minding the gap
Design Engineers are well-positioned to step into the gap between product design and engineering and help close it from both sides.
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The one in which I participate in the “blogging” chain letter that has been making the rounds in the indie web community.