09-27-2014, 09:16 AM
Well guys we aren't exactly original
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09-27-2014, 09:39 AM
Sometimes visual graphic designers go down Alice's rabbit hole when trying to make things simpler or more comprehensible. This seems like one of those times. Sometimes a simple table is much more instructive and easy to understand. List the color combinations ). Then list the number of teams with each color combination. Then rank them by # of schools. Voila!
P.S. I am a hopeless graphic learner. I walk around my RF/radio tech company and when trying to understand something I always say, "Draw it for me". Same deal when I'm trying to explain. Can hardly communicate ideas without a drawing instrument in my hand. It's just this particular one was so busy that it fell on the declining backside of information transfer curve.
P.S. I am a hopeless graphic learner. I walk around my RF/radio tech company and when trying to understand something I always say, "Draw it for me". Same deal when I'm trying to explain. Can hardly communicate ideas without a drawing instrument in my hand. It's just this particular one was so busy that it fell on the declining backside of information transfer curve.
Sometimes visual graphic designers go down Alice's rabbit hole when trying to make things simpler or more comprehensible. This seems like one of those times. Sometimes a simple table is much more instructive and easy to understand. List the color combinations ). Then list the number of teams with each color combination. Then rank them by # of schools. Voila!
P.S. I am a hopeless graphic learner. I walk around my RF/radio tech company and when trying to understand something I always say, "Draw it for me". Same deal when I'm trying to explain. Can hardly communicate ideas without a drawing instrument in my hand. It's just this particular one was so busy that it fell on the declining backside of information transfer curve.
P.S. I am a hopeless graphic learner. I walk around my RF/radio tech company and when trying to understand something I always say, "Draw it for me". Same deal when I'm trying to explain. Can hardly communicate ideas without a drawing instrument in my hand. It's just this particular one was so busy that it fell on the declining backside of information transfer curve.
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