flytape8490

I'm doing demographic research for my graphic design class. I have to make promotional materials for a comedy festival, and I get to play market researcher on top of my role as a designer. So I have to design to a demographic that i'm given no information about.
So what do I do? I make a survey.
If you're lets say... 28-52 years old, please take the survey. It's only like, 8 questions.
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SO! one person has expressed interest in a notebook I made and so I've decided it's high time I lay out some ground rules i guess? Subject to change.
$15+shipping sounds good i think.

The books themselves come in 3 colors: Red, black, and a purpley blue. They're slightly translucent. Viewable here
There are other colors available but I don't have them. They're like some shades of pink or whatever. See here
If you want one of those pink ones I can't really help you unless you want to purchase them and send them to me? I purchase the notebooks at a much cheaper price than amazon has at my local supermarket.
Two sizes are available- 120 pages, roughly 9x7", and 100 sheets at roughly 7x5.
The larger size comes with one built-in folder pocket thing and two movable section dividers so you can make it 3 subject. The smaller one comes with no dividers, but there is a pocket. 28 lines, quarter inch ruling per page, 1" margin at top.

If you want a different type of notebook I guess I can see if I can get it at the store and I'll adjust price accordingly. so yeah...

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[ ] "Never Gunna Give You Up" sung to the tune of the Pokemon theme song

I noticed another person using

today and it was the straw that broke the camels back.
Time to do a public service announcement.

Why the hell do people use those damn tags.
They're long and inconvenient to type out and just look kind-of stupid.

This issue is compounded with a bit more frivvel by deviantart providing the ability to attach a creative-commons license to any piece you upload. with just a few clicks. RIGHT FROM THE SUBMISSION PAGE.
No typing required.

I realize that some people might not get what CC is, and honestly I don't really blame them. deviantart doesn't do much along the line of actually explaining what CC is to the user, and most people don't really want to go to the CC Website and find out about it. Actually, going to there main page tells you nothing. You need to link through to their about page (the link to which is not highlit on the main page but still pretty easy to find).

Now, back to DA providing the ability to add a CC license to any work- it's a good thing they do because again, CC's website doesn't make it too clear exactly where on the site you have to go to get a license yourself. Sure, it's right there on the front page but it really isn't made to be a focal point.

Anyway- that's my rant.
Don't use the , use the CC. It's easier, looks better, and is more legit because it's backed up by some legal mumbo jumbo (unlike your tags).