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Graeme
I’m a freelance journalist living in London, England. Primarily I write about design and technology, although I also cover some hospitality and leisure, and have even dabbled in genealogy. Other things I enjoy include the electric bass, the acoustic guitar, rice, film and books. That’s pretty much me in a nutshell.
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Years ago I wrote an article for Computer Arts Projects as a retrospective of graphic design over the past century. I did a bit of summing up then ...Read More
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I’m an idiot. Not a fool, exactly, but I get these bees in my bonnet about one thing or another, usually something absolutely ridiculous, and I go on and on ...Read More
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There’s this phalanx of the indignant who have a bee in their bonnet about God and religion these days. I can’t help but find the dogmatically anti-religious pretty much ...Read More
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I saw the film Avatar a couple of weeks ago. It was the full-fat, 3D, Imax experience, and I have to say, I really loved it. There’s no point in ...Read More
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This is a post I wrote a little while back, but accidentally published as a page rather than as an entry. So I'm moving it. Sorry if it ...Read More
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I did a piece recently for Digital Arts magazine all about colour psychology. It's pretty cool, not quite out at the moment, although ...Read More
The funny thing about writing a blog is making sure you have something to say. This is a topic dear to my heart, as there's an awful lot of noise around online, but not nearly as many decent ideas. So, ...Read More
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I'm not one for thinking that we in the west are teetering on the edge of a police ...Read More
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I have recently returned from my annual trip to Scotland to visit my friends up in ...Read More
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I began an entry this time last week. I had just been to see Flow, a fantastic visual asset management tool from Canadian firm Gridiron. To summarise, it ...Read More