Paul Stonier

Ben Chestnut of MailChimp on CreativeMornings in Atlanta

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2011/12 Creative Mornings with Ben Chestnut from CreativeMornings/Atlanta on Vimeo.

CEO of MailChimp, Ben Chestnut, talks about focusing on entropy in order to build to keep the money machine working.

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Learning to Love Humans: Emotional Interface Design by Aarron Walter

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Aarron Walter covers not only how users benefit from bringing emotion into design, but also the business case.

Source: Learning to Love Humans: Emotional Interface Design

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Target at Hamilton Wood Type Museum: Cool Never Fades

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[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH_fqfOHmgI&feature=player_embedded[/tube]
The Target design type visits the Hamilton Wood Type Museum to develop new products from ephemera.
via COLETIVO SIMPLLES

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The Ballet Font Project by Fashion Buddha and Wieden + Kennedy 12

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Ballet Font by Wieden + Kennedy 12

Ligne is a beautiful concept in creating type through movement as a tribute to learning in non-traditional ways. You can download the font. The simplicity in the idea and execution is a beautiful example of how technology gives us a stronger voice to tell our stories. Cheers.

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DesignChat Blog Team

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I’ve recently joined the DesignChat blog team, where I will dishing out some other typography goodies, but also more broadly focused content. Please check out my first post: Typography Invades Hollywood.

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4v2: For vs. To

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In the video from the post below, Seth Godin mentions the idea of “For vs. To” in that the people making a difference are the ones doing things for their audience rather than marketers doing things to them. I simply want to enforce this idea and express that this is exactly the reason this blog exists. I want it to serve as a resource for anybody with a love of type, good ideas, design, marketing, and/or culture. Rather than monetizing against something like this, I would much rather know that I am serving as a benefit to others and perhaps provide a platform in which people with similar viewpoints can connect. Therefore, if you are one of these people (or even if you’re not), I’d love to hear from you. Leave a comment and let me know what you think. Also, I will gladly answer any emails at [email protected].

Best,
Paul Stonier

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