G. K. Chesterton, a well-published hippie, and Ž.
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Mapping, Sequencing, Paper Prototyping Sans InDesIlluShop
Pages, Posts, Frames, Windows
Web Beige
Consider this about web normcore… and who cares when UX is the game?
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…below this line all comment threads welcome and crickets too Hello and Welcome Talk amongst yourselves (or not) I will reply— in image or any form that fits this null/full thread (here is the aforementioned line)
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“It is personal. That’s what an education does. It makes the world personal.” ― Cormac McCarthy, The Sunset Limited
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Inscription within the field commonly described as GRAPHIC DESIGN ended (stopped, ceased) well before 1998. Fact. Everything since then has been little but redundant jobbing for common comfort and self-assurance that the field still exists. Fact — yet, to. SERVICE. Then, too, SYSTEM. Now and again: ONTOLOGICAL. Yet for the act and the process — the
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What of the curriculum? In reply, the exact answer from the AdminProfs, “our students get jobs.” One may want to characterize such a reply as replacement for knowing the what & why of a curriculum, we may want to hold patience, get to know the students and their goals, assess the currents and world of our
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this also accounts for the redemptive value of post-catastrophic movies, like I Am Legend and so on. We see the devastated human environment, half-empty factories, machines falling apart, half-empty stores. What we experience at this moment, the psychoanalytic term for it would have been the “inertia of the real.” This mute presence beyond meaning. What
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Mia Blume for the WSJ
The Art of Building a Design Team
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Nothing to say? Say anything. Really, anything. Hum if you must. Communicate with pops and clicks but hear yourself. Students and teachers (of design or any subject), let’s underscore the safe-zone idea of class/studio for open dialog, honest talk, laughing, singing, sounding-making! It is safe or should be—if it is not, make it so. Safe
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When a Thesaurus was less like a dictionary
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must (again)
A few more books:
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Paul Rand Show in Atlantalast few days to see it
Sunday, October 27, 2013 to Sunday, January 26, 2014 // The exhibition at MODA, Paul Rand: Defining Design, will examine the trajectory of Rand’s career in an entirely new way, juxtaposing his iconic designs with discussion of the design principles by which they were informed. In addition, short films, interviews, and examples of Rand’s persuasive
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The October 24, 2013 – February 23, 2014 Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art 750 Marguerite Drive, Winston-Salem, NC secca.org (approx: 270 miles) // Graphic design has broadened its reach dramatically over the past decade, expanding from a specialized profession to a widely deployed tool. The rise of user-generated content, new methods of publishing and systems of
Read on »Jo Guldi: Can Participatory Maps Save the World?
John Thackara: Where Social & Living Systems Meet
These too:
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A New Year and time to define a few things:
Here’s to the New Year and greater clarity in definition! To get started, here is a fast slice at a great misconception. ART DIRECTOR (akin to Design Director or Creative Director): A non-academic, practice-based, leadership role within the semi-professions of Graphic Design or Advertising (among others). CLIENT (sometimes called first client, but only once): One
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