Cadence & Slang is a book about interaction design.
An Art Book project in Chicago, IL by Nick Disabato ·
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Daniel just sent me his first sketch for the book: me!
This will probably go in some sort of extremely narcissistic "about the author" section, where I prattle on and on about how I won the TIME Magazine 2006 Person of the Year award.
Okay, I promise that's the end of project updates for a little bit. Three in two days is a lot.
This project successfully raised its funding goal on December 4, 2009.
You join the exclusive club of awesome people who support this. I send you periodic updates about my progress. I credit you in the book. I mail you 5 stickers. I owe you a handshake, should we ever cross paths.
The above, and I give you access to a private site with excerpts from the book.
The above, and a copy of Cadence & Slang Mini. Handmade, signed, and numbered by me. This is the outline of the book, with all of the rules and suggestions - only for Kickstarter backers!
The above, and I give you a free autographed copy of the book once it's released.
The above, and you give me a URL, application, etc. Then I write up two pages or so about its usability and potential future steps you can take.
Private site, book, stickers, adulation, and an original drawing from Cadence & Slang by Daniel Bogan of The Setup (usesthis.com).
The first three, and you give me a URL, application, etc. Then I write up a full report, probably around ten pages, analyzing it in detail.
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I'm a designer from Chicago. In late 2010, I wrote, designed, and published Cadence & Slang (http://cadence.cc), which was funded through the great generosity of folks on Kickstarter.
Really? But I thought *I* won TIME Magazine Person of the Year in 2006. I see myself on the cover and everything. ;-) Awesome sketch.
That rules.