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The “140 Principle”

With all the buzz around twitter these days I have started to really apply the 140 (character) limit to a lot of things. So many times we get in business networking situations where we meet people, ask about their company/service and end up the victim of a semi-well rehearsed, passionately lengthy, or even (heaven forbid) forcibly boring pitch about themselves. Not that a pitch is wrong or bad but you know what I mean. And we’ve all been there at one time or another, right?

So… What if you only had 140 characters to make that pitch? What would yours be?

What other things should the “140 Principal” be applied to?

Designing for WordPress

So you want to be a designer?

I get asked all the time about design stuff and how to improve one’s self as a designer. I don’t claim to be a GREAT designer but I do love to learn new things all the time. If you are interested in seeing some of what I do to grow my skills, here’s a couple resources that I suggest:

First! if you want to be a good designer, you have to understand typography. This book is BEYOND ESSENTIAL!!!

Then, when you understand that, add this to your repertoire.

Also… I bookmark & share a LOT of design stuff, if you are interested in that. Use some sort of reader software and subscribe to design blogs. It’s well worth it! Here’s my link feeds:

My Shared Items
My Delicious Feed

Last but not least… ALWAYS BE LEARNING!!!

February 2010 Wallpaper

I’m trying to make a calendar wallpaper for each month this year. Here’s “Feb 2010. What do you think?

The most amazing cinematic car crash ever

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