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Anonymous asked:
Tell me, after he got done yelling at your smug, racist ass, did he fail you, or just throw you out of class?
The Universal Arts of Graphic Design - Off Book
Though often overlooked, Graphic Design surrounds us: it is the signs we read, the products we buy, and the rooms we inhabit. Graphic designers find beauty within limitations, working towards the ultimate goal of visually communicating a message, be it the packaging of a product, the spirit of a book, or the narrative of a building. Utilizing a language of type and imagery, graphic designers try to make every aspect of our lives defined and beautiful.
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If you ask for permission, the answer is always no. So I developed a practice of just doing things… My sense is if you’re driving on a curvy road, and you’re staring at point far off in the distance, you’re going to be more likely to run off the road.
United States vs. Portugal, from the 2002 World Cup Group Stage. Why not stay up a bit?
On November 24, 1953, this letter was sent to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary Special Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency by Eugenia Genovar. Genovar wrote to express her support for banning comic books (like the one shown above), which were then being investigated by the subcommittee to determine if a relationship existed between juvenile violence, crime, and media such as television and comic books.
Letter from Eugenia Y. Genovar Regarding Comic Book Censorship, 11/24/1953, Records of the U.S. Senate (ARC 6120051)
Fight Against Crime No. 19, 5/1954, Records of the U.S. Senate