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Time lapse video of a designer laying out an article for a magazine. I could watch stuff like this all day. It's also the type of video I wish were on Vimeo...sometimes YouTube is like watching a UHF station from 200 miles away with the rabbit ears positioned just so. (via quips)
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"Matt Willey laying out an article for Royal Academy magazine, trying out different options as he goes. This would be even better if (a) it had a voiceover explaining Willey's decision processes and (b), as Kottke says, if it were on Vimeo or some other site that had better video ("... sometimes YouTube is like watching a UHF station from 200 miles away with the rabbit ears positioned just so"). Still, cool. [via "
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"Matt Willey recently recorded his decision-making on a feature design for the Royal Academy magazine. Anyone who?s designed a magazine will recognise the process ? a very useful insight into how page designs get arrived at. via Kottke You may also be interested in:"
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" This time lapse of Matt Willey designing a a feature for the Royal Academy Magazine makes my own efforts at screenshot recording seem rather pitiful. Still, I did recently buy Screenflow and intend to do better :) link via Jason"
"Matt Willey laying out an article for Royal Academy magazine, trying out different options as he goes. This would be even better if (a) it had a voiceover explaining Willey's decision processes and (b), as Kottke says, if it were on Vimeo or some other site that had better video ("... sometimes YouTube is like watching a UHF station from 200 miles away with the rabbit ears positioned just so"). Still, cool. [via "
"efforts to silence his internetic voice! And apparently Dick Armey is following people on Twitter like he's Tila Tequila or Dana DeArmond on Myspace. Did I miss the GOPification of the Twitter? And then there's this gem of a quote from kottke: "It's also the type of video I wish were on Vimeo...sometimes YouTube is like watching a UHF station from 200 miles away with the rabbit ears positioned just so." Just a reminder everyone, YouTube was not around in 2005. Conclusion Internet: Apparently totally mainstream and now for old people. What's the next thing folks? (Moon-media!) That said, Robin from Snarkmarket wants to tell you a fantastic fictional story about the Inte"
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