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Interviews

Hector Ouilhet: Making Technology Human

In teaching computers how to communicate with people, Hector Ouilhet, Google's head of design for Search sees in the technology the same 'painful yet interesting' learning phases that a young person goes through when becoming an adult. To train computers in the art of questions, Ouilhet looks to the questing period of his own youth and to his four-year-old daughter for models of both simple and complicated questions that he wants computers of the future to understand.

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Career

Have We Got a Design Award For You

I think we can all agree that you are uniquely talented. And yet, how often does anyone acknowledge it?

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Get Noticed

I Post, Therefore I Am (Please Follow Me)

Doing killer work is no longer the only barometer of success, not if we want our stuff to be seen. We are now all judged by the clicks we receive. By our Google rankings, hearts and wows, thumbs up and shares. Mike Sager considers the question: How the heck does a creative cope with this new reality?

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Workspace Design

Home is Where the Art Is

A big part of art appreciation is rubbing shoulders with other tourists in a gallery. But the art lovers who go the extra mile to visit artists’ house museums walk in the dining rooms, vegetable gardens, and footsteps of Renaissance greats, Impressionists, and Pre-Raphaelites.

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Interviews

Roz Chast: From Free Fall to Full-Time Cartoonist

The New Yorker cartoonist once saw her career going over a waterfall. Four decades as a working artist later, and still churning out whimsical and pithy cartoons, Chast sees humor everywhere she looks—especially in New York City.

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Get Creating

A Business Built to Last as Long as Bronze Sculpture

A Brooklyn bronze foundry has endured on the banks of the East River for nearly 100 years. Its fourth steward Billy Makky can be be found in the shop daily wearing a fireproof apron and one of many hats: craftsman, artist, alchemist, engineer, businessman – and when interacting with New York creatives –psychologist.

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Clients

99U Salon: How Artists Maintain Their Voices When Working for Big Brands

Artists Jon Burgerman and Laolu Senbanjo shared their thoughts on the subject in front of an intimate crowd at Ace Hotel New York.

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Francesco Franchi: On the Luxury of Newspaper

Making use of years of experience at award-winning design magazines, Francesco Franchi is now the mapmaker leading an intrepid team of designers and journalists into new terrain: bringing a young audience to newspapers.

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Career

After the Nightmare Project: Lessons Learned

Top-notch creatives relive their own project nightmares, in the hope of sparing you a few sleepless nights.

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