Comments for ephemeral states http://www.ephemeralstates.com transient texts on temporary subjects Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:55:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Do Not Read Me I Am Boring by AimeePORTER33 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2008/06/do-not-read-me-i-am-boring/#comment-1411 AimeePORTER33 Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:03:40 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=62#comment-1411 I took my first <a href="http://lowest-rate-loans.com" rel="nofollow">loans</a> when I was a teenager and it supported my family a lot. Nevertheless, I need the consolidation loans again. I took my first loans when I was a teenager and it supported my family a lot. Nevertheless, I need the consolidation loans again.

]]> Comment on The Chronographical Survey #3: Four Minutes to Midnight, Issue 10 by Andrew B http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/02/four-minutes-to-midnight/#comment-930 Andrew B Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:34:42 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=86#comment-930 cixous is so good. so's this write-up. did you do one for the field reports yet? yikes! all that's beautiful is rad. but not all that's rad is beautiful. cixous is so good. so’s this write-up. did you do one for the field reports yet? yikes!

all that’s beautiful is rad. but not all that’s rad is beautiful.

]]> Comment on Volume update by Kevin http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/07/volume-update/#comment-339 Kevin Sun, 23 Aug 2009 06:17:21 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=182#comment-339 can't wait! why so long until the publication? can’t wait! why so long until the publication?

]]> Comment on Volume: the book is in the works by Richard Duggan http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/03/volume-the-book-is-in-the-works/#comment-327 Richard Duggan Mon, 06 Jul 2009 20:38:24 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=177#comment-327 Can't wait to get a copy of your book, it looks very interesting! Can’t wait to get a copy of your book, it looks very interesting!

]]> Comment on Volume: the book is in the works by David Cabianca http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/03/volume-the-book-is-in-the-works/#comment-324 David Cabianca Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:10:03 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=177#comment-324 Hi Kenneth, I am looking forward to the book. Your writing is the Henry Fonda of "12 Angry Men." We need more of it to point our the folly of our ways. Hi Kenneth,
I am looking forward to the book. Your writing is the Henry Fonda of “12 Angry Men.” We need more of it to point our the folly of our ways.

]]> Comment on Kenneth on Design Observer by jim hancock http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/03/kenneth-on-design-observer/#comment-319 jim hancock Sat, 09 May 2009 18:21:47 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=162#comment-319 hi Kenneth: your "I Believe in Design" piece has inspired a post we plan to run at InsideWork.net. we'll identify you and linkback to you, of course. may we have permission to use your van photo? thanks for a thoughtful post, Kenneth. jh hi Kenneth: your “I Believe in Design” piece has inspired a post we plan to run at InsideWork.net. we’ll identify you and linkback to you, of course. may we have permission to use your van photo?

thanks for a thoughtful post, Kenneth.

jh

]]> Comment on The Chronographical Survey #3: Four Minutes to Midnight, Issue 10 by tj blanchflower http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/02/four-minutes-to-midnight/#comment-293 tj blanchflower Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:10:16 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=86#comment-293 maybe the theme, Radical Beauty, isn't referring to a medium for change from accepted or traditional forms, but in lieu, addressing beauty by moving back to fundamentals, knitting type and image in an original, organic fundamental form and style maybe the theme, Radical Beauty, isn’t referring to a medium for change from accepted or traditional forms, but in lieu, addressing beauty by moving back to fundamentals, knitting type and image in an original, organic fundamental form and style

]]> Comment on Volume: the book is in the works by Derek http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2009/03/volume-the-book-is-in-the-works/#comment-285 Derek Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:28:34 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=177#comment-285 That's quite the pile-o-essays. I'll be first in line. That’s quite the pile-o-essays. I’ll be first in line.

]]> Comment on The Chronographic Survey #1: How to Think Like a Great Graphic Designer by LOKi design || Four Minutes to Midnight :: Reviewed by Kenneth Fitzgerald of Ephemeral States! http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2008/06/cgsurvey1-how-to-think/#comment-237 LOKi design || Four Minutes to Midnight :: Reviewed by Kenneth Fitzgerald of Ephemeral States! Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:53:08 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=69#comment-237 [...] as part of his Chronological Survey. Kenneth has recently reviewed books by Stefan Sagmeister and Debbie Millman, and was a regular contributor to the late, great, Emigre magazine, so needless to say, I’m [...] [...] as part of his Chronological Survey. Kenneth has recently reviewed books by Stefan Sagmeister and Debbie Millman, and was a regular contributor to the late, great, Emigre magazine, so needless to say, I’m [...]

]]> Comment on Do Not Read Me I Am Boring by LOKi design || Four Minutes to Midnight :: Reviewed by Kenneth Fitzgerald of Ephemeral States! http://www.ephemeralstates.com/2008/06/do-not-read-me-i-am-boring/#comment-236 LOKi design || Four Minutes to Midnight :: Reviewed by Kenneth Fitzgerald of Ephemeral States! Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:51:09 +0000 http://www.ephemeralstates.com/?p=62#comment-236 [...] Kenneth Fitzgerald as part of his Chronological Survey. Kenneth has recently reviewed books by Stefan Sagmeister and Debbie Millman, and was a regular contributor to the late, great, Emigre magazine, so needless [...] [...] Kenneth Fitzgerald as part of his Chronological Survey. Kenneth has recently reviewed books by Stefan Sagmeister and Debbie Millman, and was a regular contributor to the late, great, Emigre magazine, so needless [...]

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