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Friday, February 4, 2011

c [is for civil rights] • an alphabet exploration • 24/365

Why the world is worth saving, one letter at a time.

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I confess: I'm not really a superhero. Or am I? Are you? We all have a compass inside that guides us, and since childhood, I've believed that saving the world is my destiny. Confessions of a Superhero is a hybrid professional-personal blog that comes from decades of experience in art, marketing, design, philosophy, Peacebuilding, and cultural consumption. Bonus ingredients: trends, news, creativity, art, randomness and super powers.

By Jessi Miller

Creative Director and Owner of Little Black Mask Media: Saving the world, one design at a time.

About Little Black Mask Media

The only difference between the mild-mannered civilian and their superhero alter-ego, is the little black mask.

It's about identity. Image. Branding. What does your image say about you? Are you Bob Smith, sweet and quiet baker, or are you Amazing Cake Guy, able to produce tasty masterpieces in a single whisk? Little Black Mask will help reveal your inner-superpowers and showcase them to customers who need you so you can save the world, one ______ at a time (you fill in the blank).

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