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Creative Mashup: DCTH teams up with Design Democracy
The What The connection was first made on Twitter about 55 days ago, the new communication tool that’s been heavily publicized (and used) by both mainstream and underground media. I sent Arnold Dela Cruz a request to make contact. Arnold has started a new site called Design Democracy which I feel is in the ultimate end ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 8: Andrea La Valleur-Purvis
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Andrea La Valleur-Purvis Give everybody a brief summary of what you ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 7: Rob MacKay
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Give everybody a brief summary of what you do: I ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 6: Robert Banh
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Who are you? I am Robert Banh, a known twitter-addict-slash-Web-junkie ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 5: Kimberly Beaven
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Week Five is Kimberly Beaven Give everybody a brief summary ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 4: Lindsay Maddox
Give everybody a brief summary of what you do: I’m a physiology grad turned graphic design student. Yup, geek all around. Working on my BFA in Graphic Design. Right now, I do a lot of little freelance side jobs for several non-profit organizations. Since I’m still a student, I volunteer my services to charities by doing ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 3: Mike Garrett
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Week Three is Mike Garrett What I do. Hello everyone. My ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 2: Christine Rossi
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Week Two is Christine Rossi Give everybody a brief summary ...
Highlight of the Week: Number 1: Jason Lengstorf
Every week we at DCTH are picking a #DCTH user at random to highlight. This is a easy way to give back to the community for being so supportive in DCTH and a way to bring more people together and learn who is behind the avatar. Week One is Jason Lengstorf of Ennui Design Jason, ...
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