TO GAVIN AND THE REST OF YOU

This is who we've used to get die cuts.
(Also linked to the side under Resources) ------------->


They were cheap, but the issue was that it we basically did all our communication by email. So it was kind of hard to explain/ask advice for the best way to make a sort of complicated die, and in the end, we got something that wouldn't work for the project and now we haven't used the dies. :( But the guy is really nice. (Dave?) I'd just suggest going up there if your die is any kind of complicated. Otherwise, just email your vector file to the email listed at the bottom of their site.

(Anyone wanna redesign their logo please?)

it's a new book

and it's about being a designer—both as a student and professionally. and the title is never sleep. how.....appropriate.

use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without....and recycle.

Remember that one time when I said that my cousin started a recycling business? Well, it's true. And if any of you want to recycle they do it all around Provo, and it's cheap. (I think it's under 40 bucks for the whole semester for an entire apt) They come pick it up every saturday, and you don't even have to sort your recyclables. They do it for you.

Their email is onemanstrashprovo@gmail.com

METAL STUFF & SANDBLASTING

Creer Sheet Metal Works ~ 711 S University Ave, Provo, UT ~ (801) 373-8956

read me

I added a resources list on the right side. handy eh?  so contribute if you find something that will be useful to fellow designers. I put the links that some have posted before, and added a recent one of my own, a book cover archive. 

* C R U N C H *

Remember that one time during that one critique when I was in the back and all of the sudden it got all quiet because Adrian asked what we think or something, but then somehow I made the loudest CRUNCH ever with my celery stick?

That was one crisp celery stick.

Plastic Resources

TA 455 

TP 1120 

are the sections that have all of the books on plastic in the library

Sharing time

Since John brought up a "scrap sharing session" for tuesday, I thought we could extend that on the blog and have people post resources they find online with everyone.

For instance, this is a pretty cool link

70 Amazing Business Cards

How amazing is it? Well that's for you to decide, but it could be a good idea generator for our next branding assignment. Anyway, lets here it folks, your favorite sites, blogs, inspiration, etc.

NOT JOHN'S "DESIGNER'S TOOLBOX..."

just found this; did anyone else know about it & not tell me?

DESIGNERS TOOLBOX - ENVELOPE RESOURCES

might help a bit as we/if we implement our identity
(well, not to mention all the other resources on the site for other stuff)

oh, and Colin, I call you post the vote rap soon...
OBAMA ON THE LEFT, McCAIN ON THE RIGHT

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