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Independent product designer, strategist, UX, coder, sketcher, illustrator and dependent gardener at https://benbrignell.com.
Design systems and alt text. My onions are my own.
Generally a neo-generalist.
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I was born in the hood,
Hackney at heart,
Pigeons of wood,
In the posh part.
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:: fan starts whirring ::
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Anyone could have mocked this up in Figma
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The short version is you wouldnât classify a one off drawing as a âconsumer goodâ but you could see how a run of prints or batch could be classified as a âconsumer goodâ.
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The definition of a âproductâ is outlined in 3(1) - a line drawing isnt designed for interactive use.
In 3(2) it would be deemed âsafeâ, no mechanical, chemical, thermal, electrical risk.
It doesnât have any physical characteristics like sharp edges or pointy bits and isnât significantly heavy.
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Iâve looked into this myself and for a client. A one-off piece of art is likely exempt and out of scope as isnât a âproductâ.
You could decide to disclose and reference the make of paper/ink you use and be very confident that youâre all good.
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How are you finding Reading? I understand that you are a big reader.
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Very few distressed hexagons back then
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A set for a new ad for toblerone
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Yes it is quite a popular pickle, available from most supermarkets
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Iâm always surprised that feature still exists
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Do you use a discreet drone for these shots?
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No the other way round, bottom tooth, top root. Probably horse.
Used to be a market garden which used a lot of horse manure, so thats my guess about how it got there.
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I was in Lea on Sea and saw a manager of a coffee shop we used to go to. I said to my wife âLook who it is!!! Donât stare thoughâŠâ as a joke, as if the manager were some sort of celebrity and Lulu was standing immediately opposite us, she looked up and smiled.
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Not very worn, in good condition and about 15cm under the soil. Possibly!
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Iâm thinking cow, or horse.
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A Munched
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I once sprayed deodorant on my toothbrush
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Back then you had to rely on your friends to spy on your spending and personal data
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Oh I see, the one on the right has a rail both sides. My brain sees these two versions as the inside and outside of the fence. The right hand version only having a rail one side.
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Depends on which side of the fence?
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Iâm also old because I zoomed in on the skip contents to see if thereâs anything I could ask you to put side for me
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What are those dangly fruits?
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Yeah when they blank out parts of the message like that itâs hard for the user to understand what the message is about
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âŠBluetooth headsets that glowed blue, saying âIt was a different timeâ, motivational quotes on office mugs, covering Victorian table legs, double denim, lobotomies, pressing a live frog against your sore throat to absorb the illness, Segways replacing walking, ear candling, radium cosmeticsâŠ