From Esquire to UPS: how editorial design principles shaped corporate identity
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My years at Esquire magazine taught me that every design element must serve the content's purpose. When I moved into corporate work, I brought that same editorial discipline to brand identity—with revolutionary results.
Teaching design vs. teaching style: what 30 years at Yale taught me about creative education
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I didn't teach students how to make things look like my work. I taught them how to think. The difference between style and systematic thinking is the difference between decoration and communication.
How to craft a hauntingly beautiful ghost blog from scratch
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Crafting spectral stories, I conjure digital whispers that haunt readers' screens with ethereal eloquence.
Want to launch a hauntingly beautiful ghost blog in 2024?
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Crafting a ghost blog is an ethereal journey, blending technical prowess with spectral storytelling, where digital whispers transform into compelling narratives.
