At 10:32 AM 9/7/01 -0400, Al Gilman wrote: >A linear discourse is not obvious from a graphical design. Unless the author >thinks about how to couch their message as a narrative, you don't get a >narrative flow by assembling the pieces that appear in a graphical exposition >of an idea. Fluent narrative has glue in it that the layout does without, for >one thing. Have you thought about plunging this hot sword into the freezing water on GLWG's never-ending raves about illustration/graphics/multi-media/text-equivalents? somehow it seems pertinent to their "effort"? -- Love. EACH UN-INDEXED/ANNOTATED WEB POSTING WE MAKE IS TESTAMENT TO OUR HYPOCRISYReceived on Friday, 7 September 2001 12:57:01 GMT
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