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Jonathan Cunningham
Web Designer at NKP Medical Joined over 8 years ago
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Posted to Behance community has serious problems, Jun 30, 2017 Posted to What sketchbook and pen do you use?, Nov 21, 2016 Rhodia DotPad N° 19
A set of Caran d'Ache pencils and pens (0.7mm mechanical, FixPencil 77 & a ballpoint pen).
Posted to Ask DN: Music to Design to, May 31, 2016 45:33 by LCD Soundsystem is how I bring myself back from the post-lunch slog most days.
Posted to Ask DN: Who wants to be hired? (Feb 2016), Feb 04, 2016 Location: Los Angeles, CA
Remote: Yes
Relocate: No
Skills: Print, Web, Environmental Design
Portfolio: http://cunninghamcreations.com
Email: jonathancunningham@me.com
Posted to Ask DN: Invite-only sites, what's the point?, Oct 29, 2015 I have thought that the overall quality of Dribbble has declined in the last year or so. I look to Behance or even just web searches to find interesting work. While invites are a good argument for keeping the conversation relevant, there are other ways to encourage this. A platform that does this well is Stack Overflow where there is a character minimum for comments. I do agree with Christina that the invite-only system is bad for a diverse group.
Posted to Text-only sites?, Aug 17, 2015 There are a few images on each page but they are mainly of letterforms.
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I know for a while StackOverflow had a 30 character minimum for comments. I've always been curious if that sort of system would actually help or if people would just add !!!!!!!!!!!!! to their posts.