Oct 6, 2008read the 14 comments
“Boldly going to the outer limits of the new frontiers of media distribution in a web 2.0 world”
Dirk Leys shares his identity sketches, and there’s a nice 3D paper homage to Milton Glaser’s I Love New York logo.
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