Denver/Boulder type and design scene

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James Puckett
James Puckett Posts: 2,018
edited March 2013 in Miscellaneous News
I am considering moving away from New York. What’s the design and type scene like in the Denver/Boulder area?

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  • Craig Eliason
    Craig Eliason Posts: 1,469
    First resource I thought of: http://luc.devroye.org/usa-colorado.html
  • kupfers
    kupfers Posts: 259
    Rick Griffith, reason enough.
  • James Puckett
    James Puckett Posts: 2,018
    Oh wow, I forgot about Rick. That guy passes on creativity by osmosis.
  • Stuart Sandler
    Stuart Sandler Posts: 392
    Jay Nelson who writes design tools monthly lives in Boulder and loves it! I could put you in touch with him, I'm certain he knows the design scene . . .
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  • Jackson Showalter-Cavanaugh
    Jackson Showalter-Cavanaugh Posts: 539
    If you like hanging out around letterpress guys, Rick Griffith and Jason Wedekind are awesome guys. If it matters, Denver has a notoriously bad food scene. Not to mention a lousy hockey team.
  • Nick Shinn
    Nick Shinn Posts: 2,282
    Is a physical professional scene really necessary in this day and age?
    If you have family or a partner who can relate to your interests (and vice versa), is that enough?
    I get by in the boonies with the virtual scene, the Mrs, and the occasional conference.
    But I also have some other interests (squash, mainly) which provide a real local social scene.
  • James Hultquist-Todd
    James Hultquist-Todd Posts: 424
    As someone who lives out in the boonies, even with a partner, it can still get old (and boring), after a little while (perhaps I’m more isolated than you).

    There are times when one misses the opportunities (and the food), available in more populated – even if rent is cheaper out here.

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