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Design Plagiarism
Michael Bierut’s essays were such a delight to read. I’m not just saying that because I starting reading them to avoid designing my iPhone app interface. I could fly through “Seventy-nine Short Essays on Design” if I had a couple … Continue reading
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Tagged graphic design, Michael Bierut, plagiarism, Willi Kunz
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I enjoyed the essays by Michael Bierut; however, the one major flaw was that reproductions of the Vignelli subway map and ITC Garamond typeface – the subjects of two of the respective essays – were not included. Of course, I … Continue reading
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Tagged design, fame, NYC subway system, plagiarism, smartphone apps
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