wow, I might have complained to the Dean of the School about that instructor.Way, way back when in art school, I did a project that listed a phone number as: 555.555.5555 instead of (555) 555-5555, and my instructor threatened to fail my project unless I change it back as "no one would understand it."
I'm in agreeance.At least there's not "http://" before the www.
This was 1985ish working on a Mac 512k. The dots hadn't really come into play.wow, I might have complained to the Dean of the School about that instructor.
I never put "WEBSITE: www.stupidpeople.com", hell I dont even put the "www" anymore... and I usually integrate the website in the design somehow instead of listing it with contact info. I do tend to put "email: ppl@stupidppl.com" because it's listed by all the contact info like so: "Phone: 555.555.5555, FAX: 555.555.5555, Mobile: 555.555.5555, email: 5@5555.com"when can we stop saying "email" or "website" in contact info (eg. business cards, marketing materials, press releases)?
I mean, how many people don't know that "@" means the info is an email or "www.--.com" isn't a URL?
that is outragious I'd hate to ask what she thinks of M.C. Escher (< sp?)This was 1985ish working on a Mac 512k. The dots hadn't really come into play.
I had a painting instructor who would fail you if you used purple in a painting and she thought Salvador Dali was a hack.
Thats stupid... to flunk someone over something as "opinion based" as that, I would have told him to flunk me then but only after making him explain, without using the word "proper", why his way was superior in terms of communication...Way, way back when in art school, I did a project that listed a phone number as: 555.555.5555 instead of (555) 555-5555, and my instructor threatened to fail my project unless I change it back as "no one would understand it."
agreed about putting "email" if all the other contact info is similarly labeled.I never put "WEBSITE: www.stupidpeople.com", hell I dont even put the "www" anymore... and I usually integrate the website in the design somehow instead of listing it with contact info. I do tend to put "email: ppl@stupidppl.com" because it's listed by all the contact info like so: "Phone: 555.555.5555, FAX: 555.555.5555, Mobile: 555.555.5555, email: 5@5555.com"
Anyway. Meh.
Dude, you're old!This was 1985ish working on a Mac 512k. The dots hadn't really come into play.
I had a painting instructor who would fail you if you used purple in a painting and she thought Salvador Dali was a hack.
Ive had clients want the "http://" before. I also had 1 elderly client demand that I put a "/" after his website. He couldnt come to grips with the reason why we shouldnt put it there.I'm in agreeance.
That used to really annoy me. I would tell my clients that it would scream their ignorance if they did that.
Oh man I would never have made it at that school. I would have painted every painting 1000 shades of purple from that day forth.I had a painting instructor who would fail you if you used purple in a painting
Fvck that. Nothing but portraits of Prince with bare trees and melting clocks in the background all year long.I had a painting instructor who would fail you if you used purple in a painting and she thought Salvador Dali was a hack.
Today. Today is the day that you can stop doing that. Okay, it was actually YESTERDAY, but I didn't know you were designing business cards so I didn't send you the memo. Sorry about that...when can we stop saying...
Post of the Year.Fvck that. Nothing but portraits of Prince with bare trees and melting clocks in the background all year long.
ouch....but I didn't know you were designing business cards...
No shame in BC design. If you're typesetting names into shells all day is one thing but having a nice budget for a tasty stationary system with some custom dies and impressive processes gets me all tingly.ouch.
FYI, my specialty is corporate materials
me too.No shame in BC design. If you're typesetting names into shells all day is one thing but having a nice budget for a tasty stationary system with some custom dies and impressive processes gets me all tingly.
Global replace of "Click to" with"Touch me here"?the last place worked, the general manager INSISTED we put things like, "Click to..." on every damm button or link.......
Say this to yourself [to help with the angst] in a Dalek voice:Way, way back when in art school, I did a project that listed a phone number as: 555.555.5555 instead of (555) 555-5555, and my instructor threatened to fail my project unless I change it back as "no one would understand it."