Talk:David Berman (graphic designer)

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Truth in Advertising: I'm completely new to this person.

That said, someone who has been president of a professional association is famous enough for the wiki. Also, the article is by a new editor. Give the person some time to flesh this out. --CTSWyneken 12:13, 28 March 2006 (UTC)

While David Berman might be a reasonably successful Ottawa, Ontario graphic artist, he's hardly one to be compared with the likes of Alan Fletcher, Sagmeister or Brody. So, great. How do we get on the list? We're as good as David Berman.

Sarah Roncarelli and Candace Ellicott

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