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johngaltrules
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Design vs. technology vs true art
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In response to Design vs. technology vs true art, posted by johngaltrules,
in the thread Design is often mistaken as decorationI believe that there need not be a vs about in the subject but the word and. Great design always needs rapid prototyping immediately after sketching.
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Posted August 20, 2011
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Design vs. technology vs true art
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In response to Design is often mistaken as decoration, posted by David Carlson,
in the thread Design is often mistaken as decorationI believe that there need not be a vs about in the subject but the word and. Great design always needs <a href="http://www.metrorp.com">rapid prototyping</a> immediately after sketching.
Posted August 20, 2011
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