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December 09, 2007

Christmas Trivia for Designers

What Christmas television classic uses the term “graphical blandishment” in the credits? (Try not to Google is before making a guess.)

For bonus points: Referring to the answer for the first question, what does the term graphical blandishment describe?

Game on. 

Comments

Jeremy

Graphical Blandishment clearly refers to the use of sarcasm and generally nasty remarks used to break the spirit of graphic designers and smash any semblance of creativity and originality in their work. When used properly, your designers will produce bland, flavorless, unoriginal work that blends nicely into the background without calling undue attention to itself.

January 03, 2008

Mark Steinruck

Not exactly a guess Jeremy!

January 03, 2008

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