What happened to old-fashioned pen and paper
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Edited by the Printingtalk editorial team
Feb 26, 2003
D and AD, the professional association and charity for the design and advertising communities, has released its annual review.
D and AD, the professional association and charity for the design and advertising communities, has released its annual review "D and AD - What's the Point?".
It is said to be designed to be an act of rebellion against a computer-crazed world - a physical response to the die-hard "whatever happened to a good old-fashioned pen and paper", or the "designers today, most of then don't even know how to.
" debate.
All 5,946 words have been hand-written by illustrator Marion Deuchars and printed by Ventura on Cyclus Print 115gsm and Cyclus Offset 250gsm from sponsor Premier Paper.
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