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Lately, I have focused on slowing down. This may be, in part, driven by growth and age. Or, it might also be in response to, as the label denotes, pace.

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Introductory graphic design students reflect on insights that young designers should carry forward as they expand their design practice.

An educator’s lived experience and personal reflection on remote teaching, inspiration, change, connection, conversation, and evolution.

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