The Bill Hill article is out!
It's in the Communication Arts Advertising Annual 50, which packs a punch.
Particularly a great article by Sagmeister on his year "off" in Bali.
Reminding me of my oft-repeated rant to students: smart designers write well.
Practice. Set yourself tasks.
Maybe we should have a "design write-off" essay-writing contest at Cornish. Students, professors and staff vie for large, attractive prize judged by panel of experts. How about deadline on April 15th? Seems appropriate.
(Write-off? Get it? Tax Day? Do I have to spell it out for you? Yeesh.)
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Or maybe a post-modern essay would be more effective if it's submitted post-deadline. Then again, that might make me post-prize.
What kind of prize should we offer? I guess Oreos are out.
But seriously...
Not everyone likes nachos, and some people are either vegan or allergic to cheese. (My dear Archer, I don't quite know if you're joking, so I'll pretend you're not. It's easier.) If a prize were to be offered, it might be best if the prize in question were something more lasting than food. Is there a book that's considered essential for designers to read? Something by Tufte, maybe...