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Learn creative ways to support your local community and make an impact in this interactive FieldTrip with best practices and tools from Atlanta designer Sarah Lawrence.
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Learn creative ways to support your local community and make an impact in this interactive FieldTrip with best practices and tools from Atlanta designer Sarah Lawrence.
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In that time, it’s been tricky to find games that match my (low) skill level but also are challenging and fun to play and help me get better with every title – and the more I talk to my friends about games, I’ve started to basically keep a list in my head of good intro games for them. Here is (in order, on purpose) your intro to gaming.
• You start with all of the tiles up, your own card in front
• You ask your opponent questions about who is on their card, and use your tiles essentially as notes. “Does your person have glasses?” “Is your person wearing a hat?” depending on their answer, you turn over tiles until you only have one or two remaining, and then you can guess.
I thought this would be a really great way to experiment with those learning typography. You could ask questions like “Does your typeface have slab serifs?” “Is it a script typeface?” You’d both need to be able to use type anatomy and your knowledge of type anatomy to win. Since you can’t exactly buy a blank Guess Who board, I decided to make my own:
