Chris Ware: "Coloring inside the lines"

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Chris Ware, an illustrator, is preternaturally prolific and his well-nigh unfathomable ability to orchestrate subtleties of design, type, palette and execution in a single grandly sustained performance attracts people from various disciplines. He is drawing 'Building Stories' and 'The Adventure of Rusty Brown', which are to be published serially.

Ware, Chris

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The mountain meets the road

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The original mountain bikes of the 1970s were modified Schwinns. Several small companies have continued to develop the mountain bike using innovative designs and materials. Aluminum, carbon fiber and titanium are materials that have been used to develop vehicles that handle the terrain and protect the cyclist.

Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Parts Manufacturing, Motorcycles, bicycles, and parts, Bicycles, Product development, Bicycle industry

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Brad Holland & Dugald Stermer in conversation-Part one: "Light to Dark"

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Brad Holland and Dugald Stermer, who are artists, illustrators and good friends, speak about the relationship between art and illustration and the past and the future state of the art industry. They describe their approach on making pictures with the combination of light to dark versus dark to light.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Holland, Brad, Stermer, Dugald

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