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How a copier works
Not only is this a video on how a copier works, but it’s also an exercise in disassembling complicated machinery — which the modern photo copier definitely is. [via]
An interview with Tom Geismar
Logo Design Love posted a fabulous interview with Tom Geismar, the man responsible for such recognizable logos as the Hearst Corporation, Chase, Xerox, Mobil, [the recent] National Geographic, and the NYU torch. If you’re at all interested or curious as … Continue reading
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