This & That is a zine to explore topics and in general a framework with which ideas can be explored and “thrown against the wall, to see what sticks.” Ideas/explorations can manifest themselves visually, written, etc. The name reflects this ideology.
“this, that, and the other” Various miscellaneous items, one thing and another, as in “He said this and that about the budget, but nothing new or of great substance,” or “We spent all evening chatting about this, that, and the other.” The first idiom was first recorded in 1581; the variant dates from the early 1900s.
This first issue focuses on visual arts (but not limited to) design, architecture, printmaking, etc. all around the theme "Shape"
“shaping” as verb “shapeable” as adjective “shaper” as a noun (person) “shape” as a noun (visual forms)
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Eike König (http://hort.org.uk/)
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Peter Nencini (http://peternencini.blogspot.com/)
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Field.io (http://field.io/)
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OnFormative (http://www.onformative.com/)
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Symbolic Relationships
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Flatland stories based on (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatland)
Ken Frederick
Rosie Isbell
Gaston Yagmourian
Brenden Donovan
This is a list of all (I hope I haven't forgotten anything) the various frameworks, workflows and resources that were used in the creation of This & That.
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Bootstrap (http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/)
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Assemble (http://assemble.io/)
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LESS (http://lesscss.org/)
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Yeoman (http://yeoman.io/)
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Typeplate (http://typeplate.com/)
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Dapper (https://github.com/flipstewart/dapper/)
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Paper.js (http://paperjs.org/)
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Kerning.js (http://kerningjs.com/)
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JQuery (http://jquery.com/)