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posted by DL Byron on June 28, 2008
Making archives and inspiring design.
from the dreeping set on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on June 28, 2008
Making archives and inspiring design.
from the dreeping set on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on June 23, 2008
I used to listen Toledo Window Box with my dad in the 70s. At the time, I had no idea about the cultural impact George Carlin had. It was jut funny. “Snot, the Original Rubber Cement” and “A Few More Farts” to you. Fuck you George, is what I’d say to him, if I could.
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posted by DL Byron on June 20, 2008
Mixed-media digital collages moblogged during the Biznik Party at the McLeod Residence in downtown Seattle. The Dude is from the A Brief History of Outlaws: Portraits of the American Badass collection | McLeod on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on June 18, 2008
Cracked stainless-steel table …
Uploaded by Jason Phillips Design | More from Textura Design’s dreeping set on Flickr.
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posted by DL Byron on June 04, 2008
When Textura Design partnered with BizJam Seattle to bring the Social Media Essentials day, we were excited about the Biznik speaking talent pool and also bringing in some names we know from the blogosphere: Matt Haughey and Keith Robinson. Besides both being Internet Famous, Matt and Keith are bringing expert opinions to the conference, straight-up advice, and promising very interactive workshops.
Matt is talking about Authentic Communication with your Customers and Keith is covering Entrepreneurial Success By Design. Both workshops are focused on the small-business entrepreneur and we’re expecting standing-room only crowds.
Note: cross-posted from BizJam Seattle.
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