hypulp
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Paul Baron edits a new weblog documenting the influence of internet on print design. He has an interest in NAVIGATION. The way we navigate a storyline in a book, content on a book/website, the way we navigate in our daily life from tasks to books to internet to other medias, back to life etc ... those links in between, in parallel. There is no back button in life, how does that influence our decision making, imagine a website with no back button, imagine a book which takes 5 spreads to show you a big picture as if it was heavy to load. The site aims to be a platform to documents the cross-breeding and a vector to help designer devise new approaches to narratives.
http://www.hypulp.com
Paul Baron edits a new weblog documenting the influence of internet on print design. He has an interest in NAVIGATION. The way we navigate a storyline in a book, content on a book/website, the way we navigate in our daily life from tasks to books to internet to other medias, back to life etc ... those links in between, in parallel. There is no back button in life, how does that influence our decision making, imagine a website with no back button, imagine a book which takes 5 spreads to show you a big picture as if it was heavy to load. The site aims to be a platform to documents the cross-breeding and a vector to help designer devise new approaches to narratives.
http://www.hypulp.com
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