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Stewart Smith's Quiet Critiques
by Justin Sullivan
For Stewart Smith, defining what he does may be the hardest part of his job. He once told an interviewer that he “navigates between art, code, and design,” but speaking from his home in London, he admits, “I think that’s just me putting a label on things that I want to do anyway.”...
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One Perfect Thing: The Business Card
by Michael Silverberg
Try, if you can, to measure your online footprint. You likely have a few email
addresses, a Facebook account, maybe a website, a Tumblr or two, a Twitter feed, and a LinkedIn profile, even though you don’t remember creating it and you’ve only logged on to respond to requests from people you’ve never heard of. You also probably have a business card....
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In the Studio: Browns
by Print staff
We visited Jonathan Ellery, the founder of Browns, in the firm’s office to talk about his distracting cats and primitive typing skills....
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Dialogue: Arachne for the Digital Age
by Steven Heller
The New York–based textiles company Maharam is a fourth-generation, family-run business. It has been reinvented by each successive generation, which probably accounts for its unusual longevity in the dysfunctional realm of family businesses....
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