Designing a system of documents, part I

As I promised, today's finally the day when the next post comes live. Apparently, getting it all together took me a lot longer than I expected, but it's finally here! This post is going to be the first of the series of post explaining why I believe a well-designed document could not only be a matter of aesthetics, but sometimes can help you in your everyday life. This is also a presentation of my Master's degree thesis from 2009 when I was a student under professor Jan Nuckowski at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow.
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Let's go, then!
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How to design a document?

The next post is going to be the first of the series of post on the subject of information design. I'll be showing you my approach to designing a system of documents. But can you really design a document? And, even if you could, why would anyone do that?
More to come soon!

#Update (30.03.2012): Apparently, lots of crazy (but fun) things are happening right now, so I wanted to apologize to all of you that I have kept you waiting for so long. I'll be updating the blog tomorrow, so come and visit!

My logo published in LogoLounge: Master Library vol. 4: Type

I'm very happy to let you know that my logo was published in the new book by Rockport, LogoLounge: Master Library vol. 4: Type. I just got the book, so I wanted to share a little bit of my joy with you :)

Click through to see the published logo and read about the design.

Coming up...