For all you semi-Luddites.

[false_aesthetic]

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/08/jobs/08pre.html?_r=1

[swoop]

i worked for a guy named Rod Dyer back in 80-82. i was a kid.... spent all day in the stat camera room, or hand lettering fonts. we had a staff airbrush artist and a luciograph (sic). all so very cutting edge.

i still have exacto scars on my fingertips....


ahhh, the old days of 000 tipped pens, spraymount, and tracing paper.

[davids]

I starred in "Arsenic and Old Lace" at my suburban Cleveland high school. But that was three years later that this guy's poster.

That was the point of the article, right?

[flick]

Started my wetland consulting business 20 years ago, field work, business and meetings from 8-5, hand drawing maps from 6-midnite most days, finally got autocad in 95 hired my cuzins wife to do it, then for a couple of years only had to draw 1/2 the nites I used to. Now I almost never do any manual drawing, still got the drafting table, its great for wrapping Xmas gifts on.