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This series of illustrations by Mick Brownfield, inspired by 1950’s Horror B-Movies posters, were commissioned to encourage companies to disconnect the IVR. At least some light in the darkness.

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2019-05-16

April showers bring May flowers🌹💕The anthro art this month is also more of an elegant theme. Hope you like this deer little lady as she accompanies you into spring ❤ For early access to artwork like this as well as exclusive access to other pieces, check out my patreon!

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2019-05-15

Remember when companies relied on good customer relations as part of their business structure

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2019-05-15

I'm not concerned about all the time old stigmas took from me, forcing myself to work in companies that payed me like $4usd / hour, I'm positive about what can I do now with my real passion : drawing and creation!

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2019-05-14

⭐️ GUEST PROFILE - ⭐️ Illustrator and Designer | Drawn for The New Yorker, TIME, Nike, and more | Founded KyleBrush in 2014 and his digital brushes have been used by companies including Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks | https://t.co/R2KxB1EuVI

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2019-05-13

In association with we're featuring in

An animator at she has worked in gaming and animation at companies such as and and . She has also been featured on AFP and .

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2019-05-10

Artist Feature: ! They draw glorious thicc waifus from FGO and other series, plus official work for a few different companies 😃

Check out their Pixiv to see more of their work!

https://t.co/QxF4nYIPMK

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2019-05-09

Tobacco companies were especially fond of celebrity testimonials, enlisting hundreds of them to endorse their products well into the 1960s. Only in 1964 they were banned from using testimonials from famous personalities who might be appealing to consumers under 21 years old.

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2019-05-09

Ok I know. I'm obsessed with this RO character of mine. High Priest, Conscendo. He's so pretty in my heaaad.....small drabbles accompanies this in my DA comments.
https://t.co/pZd3wcqBUE

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2019-05-07

"You can follow the same recipes that other companies have taken... but you’re only going to be as successful as those organizations. We intentionally took different paths to success." 's convo w/ , w/ art: https://t.co/w2PFeEDWpn

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2019-05-01

My name is Ismael Bergara and I do art direction, project management, color stylist, Background painter/designer for companies like Studio Yotta, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Adult Swim, Double Fine, Blizzard, and currently working on Super Meat Boy forEVAH!

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2019-04-26

has a long history, home to companies such as Cannocks and Loretta Bloom. Read more in this history of Limerick industries, trade and commerce, ed by David Lee and Debbie Jacobs, published by in 2003

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2019-04-25

As a long term effect, these lies and lack of transparency will hurt them but companies usually don't think about the long terms even though games these days rely on you to play their game until the end of time. I wonder if there is more places to report this?

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2019-04-25

‘Big Companies Thought Insurance Covered a Cyberattack. They May Be Wrong.’ for the written by and . A big thank you to my AD, Minh Uong. I had a blast working on this one!

https://t.co/kZ1UtNNg13

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2019-04-17

A Stillwell powersuit accompanies the Sultan and Swede mechs in this group of Brigador roguelike sprites.

Uploaded with the Pixel Art Uploader: https://t.co/DgxDH6h0bY

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2019-04-16

. did an awesome job for this story on how China’s Huawei took the lead over U.S. companies in 5G technology.

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2019-04-15

"Big Companies Thought Insurance Covered a Cyberattack. They May Be Wrong." by ADAM SATARIANO and NICOLE PERLROTH via NYT https://t.co/LOyseUzOPZ

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2019-04-15