Discussions — No comments
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Jul 10
If you’ve been on the internet, or have watched the news, lately then you have probably heard all the negative press surrounding America’s two favorite companies: Facebook and Apple. The spotlight-loving CEO’s of the two companies, which I will now call “FApple”, have been catching a lot of heat recently; and it pretty much boils down to them not giving a crap about their customers. Jobs has completely written off the antennae complaints of iPhone 4 users, and Zuckerberg doesn’t seem to be losing sleep over the apparent misuse of “private” FB information. I for one, think this is all awesome!
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Fracture Projects — No comments
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Jul 10
Garrish and Lozano Dentistry
When Frank Lozano of Garrish and Lozano Dentistry approached us about creating some Fractures for his dental office, we jumped at the opportunity. He had a neat idea in mind: taking 4 of our largest sizes and arranging them so that their outer-most perimeter created a large square. It was simple and elegant. Continue reading →
Fracture Projects / How-To's/Tutorials / Uncategorized — No comments
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Jul 10
So, how many grads (recent or not so recent) have diplomas sitting around that have barely seen the light of day?…[raises hand]. Abhi can relate, his has not even left the cardboard tube it was shipped in.
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How-To's/Tutorials — No comments
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Jul 10
Fractured Panorama
Today we’re coming at you with a cool new concept for using Fracture to make the most of your digital pictures. Besides the incredibly cheesy name, Far-out Fractures can make that panoramic you took on your last trip into a printed work of art. The idea is to utilize the width of panoramas to your advantage, chopping it up into multiple images and then fracturing each image as a different size to create the perspective that the panorama is getting closer and closer to you. Let’s run through the steps: Continue reading →
Behind The Scenes — No comments
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Jul 10
World Cup Productivity
Startups are immune to distractions. We pride ourselves on the ridiculous hours we work and the fact that we have no social lives (mostly). Nothing can stop a startup….except a worldwide sporting event like the World Cup. Over the past month, our customer service has grinded to a halt and our production has become….slow at best. Don’t believe me? I give you our head of production, James, during a match.
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