Detroit digital artists hit the road to promote the city
A group of Detroit area computer graphics and digital artists chartered a bus to get to their conference destination in Boston. Along the way they hope to spread the word that Southeast Michigan has the talent and the opportunities for digital business.
A group of Detroit area computer graphics and digital artists chartered
a bus to get to their conference destination in Boston. Along the way
they hope to spread the word that Southeast Michigan has the talent and
the opportunities for digital business.
Excerpts from the article:
Everyone thinks Hollywood is the place to be, but what they don’t
realize is that Hollywood is full. We believe the next trend is to find
new cities with a strong network of talent and resources and set up
business there,” says Scott Paul Dunham.
Most importantly, Michigan has the talent. The bus features the slogan,
“Digital gurus on board” as well as Michigan and Detroit imagery
alongside the names of the sponsors.
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