ANÓNIMO HOMENAJE, 2015
ANÓNIMO HOMENAJE, 2015 | Dibujo técnico digital | Papel fotográfico siliconado en metacrilato y dibond | 90 x 90 cm AMPLIAR
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ANÓNIMO HOMENAJE, 2015 | Dibujo técnico digital | Papel fotográfico siliconado en metacrilato y dibond | 90 x 90 cm AMPLIAR
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KARL-MARX-ALLEE (ES), 2014 | Dibujo técnico digital | Papel fotográfico siliconado en metacrilato y dibond | 80 x 120 cm AMPLIAR
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EN UN PATIO DE BERLÍN, 2013 | Dibujo Técnico Vectorial | 80 x 100 cm AMPLIAR
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Challenged by my supervisor, I worked to overcome those fears. I began writing on my personal blog, then later for other websites and magazines. My writing helped me to better convey my ideas and to become more comfortable sharing them with others. A year or so later, I took a job at an area university and
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Challenged by my supervisor, I worked to overcome those fears. I began writing on my personal blog, then later for other websites and magazines. My writing helped me to better convey my ideas and to become more comfortable sharing them with others. A year or so later, I took a job at an area university and
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The closing of a product has a precarious status in the business world. While every publication from Time to Harvard Business Review like to remind us that risk and failure are essential to design and the startup community, very few words are written on the act of closing a product — what it takes, what to consider and what
Let’s start with a thorny concept most of us have heard of: cybercrime. It’s a mature industry with an extensive professionally run underground economy. As you might know, the cybercrime economy is based on the development and distribution of sophisticated tools to carry out large-scale fraud attacks, consumer-data breaches and politically motivated distributed denial-of-service (DDoS)
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Today, browsers support Web fonts, and we’ve got the valid CSS to make the fonts work. Of course, as old browsers changed and new browsers (and extended font families) emerged, valid CSS became an ever-moving target. On the DIY side, a big “Thank you!” to Paul Irish, who gave us the “Bulletproof Syntax” to fool Internet
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One aspect that Lie missed in his article was the need for more Web fonts — how could we take Web design to the next level if we didn’t have a lot of fonts to use? This, of course, meant that you had to gain the trust of the type design community. Remember when type
I remember a conversation that I had a number of years ago with my supervisor. It was during my annual review, and he asked me what I was planning for the coming year, professionally. Everything I rattled off were extensions of what I was already doing or good at. When I had finished, he gave
I remember a conversation that I had a number of years ago with my supervisor. It was during my annual review, and he asked me what I was planning for the coming year, professionally. Everything I rattled off were extensions of what I was already doing or good at. When I had finished, he gave
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