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Dell's Design Veep talks shop
By Rain Noe - Apr 16, 2009
As vice-president of Dell's global consumer industrial design organization, Ed Boyd is leading Dell's new approach to design on the consumer side. Boyd came to Dell from senior design positions with Nike and Sony, and has been working to build a worldwide design organization that now includes 120 people from every industry, including furniture, architecture and industrial designers.Below is a video of Boyd discussing the company's latest products. It lacks the polish of, say, a Jonathan Ive soundbite, but it's a start:
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Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.
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By Rain Noe - Oct 04
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New-Jersey-based woodworker and Popular Woodworking contributor Wilbur Pan is "the guy" when it comes to knowledge of Japanese hand tools. For those of you working in shops outfitted largely with Western tools, you may be curious about what the benefits are of integrating Japanese tools, and where you might want
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By Rain Noe - Oct 02
Using Rotoscoping to Reveal the Abstract Shapes "Drawn" By a Moving Ballerina
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By Rain Noe - Oct 02
SNL's Hilarious Font-Obsessed Ryan Gosling Sketch
If only people paid this much attention to movie posters in real life
Saturday Night Live's sketches are often hilarious, and this one's got nothing to do with politics—but with graphic design. Here Ryan Gosling plays a tortured designer who cannot get over the fact that the logo for James Cameron's "Avatar" uses Papyrus as its font: Admit it, that was a lot
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