Darren Sanefski

Darren an Associate Professor at the School of Journalism and New Media at Ole Miss and runs Sanefski Media, a print and interactive design company.

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@JonLemire @Morning_Joe John Mecham was not talking about the game “Ker-Plunk” he was talking about the game “Shoot for the Moon.”

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"We Are" https://t.co/B2w9xdqgY1 via @YouTube

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Check out the newest non-profit local news organization in Central New York, https://t.co/eENYtTr2Jb, which launched (softly) today. Being part of guiding this brand and look of the organizations site and intro video has been an honor. It’s been a fun and exciting six months.

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@LarryElin, I thought of you when I saw this. https://t.co/wnR5WJ3cBH

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We are hiring!

https://t.co/z40ypcYjNJ

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@designhawg I have a little PTSD when Ole Miss plays Arkansas. Too many last minute losses to the Razorbacks in the past.

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The adventures of High School Sophomore @EliManning vs 2-Man & Big Bro Coach Peyton at 1st ever Manning Passing Academy...

And now 24 Camps later, Eli's thoughts on nephew Arch as #1 QB recruit in class of '23 (answer in full interview on IG: @RhettNFL)

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Carnegie Hall is looking for creatives to be hired.

https://t.co/LPTfcfr8Bx

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Is @SenBillCassidy still living in the 1950’s? I took my children to school and I do most of the grocery shopping.

[Meet the Press @MeetThePress]

.@SenBillCassidy: "My wife says roads & bridges are a 'woman's problem.' Oftentimes it is the woman, aside from commuting from work, who's also taking the children to school or doing the shopping."

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SND's new Creative Conference Series, https://t.co/VcDAiChZxS

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🎉 We're excited to announce the launch of our Creative Conference Calls! 🎉

Every month, we want to bring our members and community together by highlighting some amazing speakers and showcasing their award-winning work. Here's the details 🧵 (1/7)

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Worlds Best Designed Newspaper!

https://t.co/YTWD1fYOdF

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The Society for News Design @SND is looking for input from current, former and prospective members. Please take a little time to give SND feedback. https://t.co/5SBSUAMpqq

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@SND @theolemisssnd SND Members, check out your email for an SND newsletter, full of interesting info for designers.

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In sports covers, a silver medal goes to @HoustonChron for "Imagine"

“The content and design harmonize from start to finish - you see George Floyd at the top and Colin Kaepernick at the bottom, and every word in the middle is perfect.”

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In sports covers, a silver medal goes to the Buffalo News for "Super Bowl LIV"

“Everything is cohesive, and despite the big name matchup, the throwback illustration approach also gives a nod to the larger element at play, which is the NFL’s 100th anniversary.”

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In sports covers, a silver medal goes to @washingtonpost for "Full stop"

“Every single second that day felt like a new cancellation, and it captures an hour by hour loss of our lives.”

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In sports covers, a silver medal goes to @StarTribune for "Sid. The one. The only."

“We see a high number of obituary illustrations, but the attention to detail and the contextual setting on this one is lovely. The seats, the microphone, the textures all just shine.”

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In special coverage, a silver medal goes to the @washingtonpost for their race and reckoning line of coverage.

"This is a great example of a long-form entry and all the avenues you can tell a story through different formats."

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In front page design, a gold medal goes to @HoustonChron for "I'm gonna change the world"

“This is the type of page that not only pushes our industry forward, but respects the subject matter and proves that design doesn’t need to be flashy to still be honest and true.”