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Elements of Surprise: New Orleans Design Landscape

Written by Nancy Sharon Collins in Fonts, Print, and Paper, Guest Editorial

NOLA has given me a new perspective on all that I ever knew and grew up with. I now can see how my native north can seem comparatively cold, and somewhat self-righteous, self-conscious. Not here: it is warmth and exhibitionism in it highest form. Across Louisiana people not only care about their roots, land and cultural structure, these things sustain and protect them, our sub-tropical students bring forward their native friendliness and vitality, their love for all things celebrated outdoors or, at the least under the cover of a porch or the awning of a fishing boat: here family, food, and fun run across four seasons.

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