Laughing Squid Featured in Ambidextrous Magazine

by Scott Beale on May 10, 2006 · 2 comments

Ambidextrous Magazine

Laughing Squid is featured in the current issue (#3) of Ambidextrous Magazine, a magazine about design that is published by the Stanford Institute of Design. The article is about cephalopod-themed design firms. It’s probably a stretch of the tentacle to call us a design firm, but regardless, we are honored to be included in this group which features SQUID Labs, Squidoo, The Octopus Dropkick and Giant Squid Design. The centerpiece of the article is the awesome “angry squid” illustration by Mule Design Studio.

Ambidextrous Magazine is a project of the Stanford d.school. It is a magazine for the wider design community, which includes engineers and ethnographers, psychologists and philosophers. Rather than focusing on promoting product, Ambidextrous exposes the people and processes involved in design.

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1 Heath Row May 10, 2006 at 5:31 pm

Even though Squidoo isn’t based in the Bay Area, I was jazzed that we were mentioned in such august company. Kudos to everyone else involved!

If I lived in the NoCal, I’d use Laughing Squid religiously — first learned about it thanks to V. Vale.

Full disclosure: I work for Squidoo.

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