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Just came home from school and I found a little suprise in my mailbox. Amazon: "We are pleased to report that the following item was dispatched sooner than expected",- the estimated arrival date was February 02 2010 so thumbs up.
David Airey - Logo Design Love: A Guide to Creating Iconic Brand Identities.
You can order the book at www.logodesignlovebook.com.
kait design fall 2010 lookbook
model: jill
styling and wardrobe: kaitlyn thomas
mua/hair: ashley sprouse
modern architects used to look to naval design to learn streamlined and heroic functionalism. those days are long gone. today's ferries appear to be designed by blind people, if that claim is not insulting to the blind. any pleasures to be derived from them are purely accidental.
This is a Pomegranate at a fruit & produce stand in the Shuk. The Pomegranate is one of the 7 species of the Holy Land, mentioned in the Old Testament.
Some believe there are 613 succulent seeds inside... corresponding to the 613 commandments and good deeds of the Torah. So, who's counting?
ISO 320, 98mm, f/5.6, 1/40s
Design Vector High Definition
Design Vector High Definition, 1920 x 1080, 282 KB, www.hdwallpapers.in/vector__designs-desktop-wallpapers.html
Packaging series designed for ECOVER ecological cleaning products.
* The work was done as an exercise during studies in Tiltan College of Design and Visual Communication.
Architects; Original Commonwealth Institute, 1962 Grade II*. RMJM (Robert Mathew & Stirrat Johnson Marshall Partnership).
Upgrading for Design Museum by John Pawson, 2016.
The original hyperbolic paraboloid roof covered with copper still remains the centre of attention, but many internal and external features lost.
The building and luxury accommodation around the original building has not been well received by the architectural world.
DESIGN Insights for my latest commission piece depicting the Hawthorn Mall Redevelopment!
Now live on Patreon!
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Spent the holiday weekend doing some much needed updating. I do graphic and web design, yet my own site had been falling sadly out of date. Today I finished creating an entirely new look and feel.
*finally!!*
I plan to add actual pages for the photography and artwork... and THEN probably link to the additional websites from within the pages. For now though, this seems like a good start.
2016-04-10
Vintage fashion photoshoot sponsored by Design Archives Emporium in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, NC.
Hasselblad 500C/M
Hasselblad 80mm f/2.8 CF T* lens
Kodak Portra 400 120 film
This is a commissioned design and something different than supercars/HyperCars but we think it looks great!
What are your thoughts about this model? Let’s us know in the comments!
culturalbytes.com/post/108344896/design-thinking-as-a-cre...
I just discovered this whole field called "DESIGN THINKING." It's a process for designing practical and creative resolutions for an end action/product/program that brings about improvement for a group of people. What I like about this process is that it defines itself against ANALYTICAL THINKING - because design thinking is a "creative process based around the 'building up' of ideas. There are no judgments early on in design thinking. This eliminates the fear of failure and encourages maximum input and participation in the ideation and prototype phases."
NO JUDGEMENTS!!! This is big! So much of "analytical thinking" is about coming up with ideas that don't look or sound stupid and ideas with minimum chances of failure. But that prevents people from thinking creatively and working as a team because everyone is too invested in their ego or their discipline or their theory.
EVERYDAY KNOWLEDGE! What I like about this philosophy is that it mirrors how people think about solutions in everyday life before they are socialized into institutionalized forms of thinking that require theoretical considerations or busines models. All around the world people are engaging in design thinking! India has been really good at tracking innovations by ordinary people who don't have "design degrees" or have elite business social networks. Check out the National Innovation Foundation and Honeybee Network.
MULTIDISCIPLINARY THINKING!!! Yah I love things that promote multidisciplinary in a genuine way that values the role of professionals who work on understaning human values - so lookie I know where I fit in! There's me - ethnographer/sociologist/anthopologist! I have a place in this world - this is so exciting :) I love learning about new business models and technologies - but at the end of the day i'm not a technologist or a hard-core business person - but my entry into both of those worlds is from the perspective of understanding the cultural practices and beliefs of new users who are consuming new technologies. Companies, like Google and P&G, are using this process to understand new markets. This makes me excited that I am employable in non-academic sectors! (thanks Tania Menendez! for the link)
IT's ABOUT PEOPLE! Design thinking brings it all back to the humans - humans are the ones who use and interfact products - so this process is all about putting humans in all their capacities in the center.
The three approaches to Design Thinking are (cited from here):
1. Proactively understand customer needs and cultural norms unique to each country.
2. Use those insights to run low-fidelity, strategic experiments.
3. Use the resulting assumptions to drive the development of local business models, including product development, marketing and branding, sales and distribution, and manufacturing.
Stanford has a whole institute dedicated to Design Thinking- The Hasso Plattner School of Design at STandford, started by David Kelly, the founder of IDEO. The whole philosophy at IDEO is Design Thinking:
Because design is messy and non-linear, each project we do is bespoke. We customize it for the challenge at hand. The scoping of the project plan is when our approach starts to take shape, and where our partnership with you begins...An inherently shared approach, design thinking brings together people from different disciplines to effectively explore new ideas—ideas that are more human-centered, that are better able to be executed, and that generate valuable new outcomes.
And I love Tom Brown's (CEO of IDEO) blog on Design Thinking.
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Erscheinungsbild für ein Kulturfestival in Lausanne (Schweiz)
Image for a cultural festival at Lausanne (Switzerland)
designed by Béla Stetzer 1996.
Image from Rambow Studenten - 5 Jahre Grafik-Design an der Staatlichen Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe.
Rambow Students
5 Years of Graphic Design at the Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe.
Published by Hatje Cantz Verlag.
Pub sign The Elephant's Head, designed by Nick Wurr.
Atneys, a large British brewer, created a new corporate image for itself and all of its associated pubs in England, but with the traditional look of the past for each individual pub. The following series of pub signs were designed to give a more local, individual feel to the their image.
Concepts for JAQK Cellars wine packaging designed by Hatch. See the rest of packaging & interview at grainedit.com
images c2009 grainedit & Hatch
Designed by North 1998
The somewhat mythological RAC guidelines. These intensely detailed and precise guidelines outline the new RAC identity (also by North) established in 1997.
Things I've come to know or stories I've heard:
— 250 copies were produced
— Printed four colour process with six spot colours and two varnishes
— The guidelines took one year to design and produce
— Without substantial experience in large corporate identity programmes (at the time), North simply 'winged it' throughout the identity development. Although:
— A copy of the BMW corporate design guidelines by Zintzmeyer & Lux acted as a primary design reference
— As an example of the rigour undertaken for the programme, tests of the hi-vis clothing designs were conducted by North on a hard shoulder of a highway in wet and windy, low visibility conditions