Thomas Nashe was an Elizabethan poet, pamphleteer, playwright and satirist of great importance. He was the founding father of American political cartooning and perhaps best known for his cartoons depicting the Democratic donkey and the Republican elephant as political parties.

Nash's legacy also includes other political cartoons like his successful 1871 bombardment on Tammany Hall's machine politics and his huge famous Santa Claus illustrations for Harper's Weekly Magazine. His efforts have provided a sharp appraisal throughout his career, pressurized readers to understand the contradictions from which they were surrounded.

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How does the location of a design project impact the choices that a designer might make? What about the economy? Give an example

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that we are in a transition from an economy of scale to an economy of choice. It presents the historical context of how design relates to the economy of scale, and why underlying forces of that economy reduced the relevance of user experience and focused design practice on appearance. It discusses why manufacturers now meet the desire for more consumer choice through over-production. It explains how this leads to an “innovation gap” in which companies know how to make anything without knowing what to make.

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