So it’s Sunday night and I’m poking around. Trying to do anything but work. Checking around, Technorati seemed a reasonable time waster. Ok, so is watching the cats chase each other across the room.
But then I find SERIF.
And I start wandering and wondering.
Not that I’m not anal (kind of hard to hide the fact when it’s on public record), but I’m not going to say anything as … well, actually … have you ever been in the position where you are reading something of interest, and they trot out a phase, a common phrase, and you suddenly think to yourself “well, I’ve heard this before. I know this. But, WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN?”
I’m at that point. Writing forces you to look at the written word. Writing forces you to OWN the written word. Harder still, writing forces you to THINK. Well, it’s hard for me anyway. I’ve spend years not thinking.
So you ask, “What does it have to do with SERIF?”
Nothing. No, nothing at all. It’s just a Sunday night and I was poking around.
From SERIF:
Serif Publishing was founded in 2006 by a group of international graphic designers who wished to collaborate to publish high quality books by designers for designers.
Several exciting titles are already under production, ranging from books on the history of design through to titles showcasing the very best in contemporary graphics.
Our first titles will be available in summer 2007.
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Tomer Hanuka
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