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Chuck has updated his portfolio with just a few new pieces. Get your glow on.

written by Christopher | tags: Chuck Anderson, Graphic Design, Illustration, No Patter

One Response to “No Pattern: Updates”

Will Says:
October 12th, 2009 at 5:28 am
How does he keep getting such big clients? His work is not getting better and is nowhere near as good as about a million other designers out there. When will clients finally realize that he is not the hot item or trendy cool thing anymore? His work is stale, his typography is for the most part sophomoric and the same could be said about his drawing skills. I just don’t get it anymore. There are so many better designers out there. So so so many.

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