Champions of Design
The company’s cheap but well-made, well-designed books found a new audience of working and middle-class readers that few believed existed. The future really was orange.
The company’s cheap but well-made, well-designed books found a new audience of working and middle-class readers that few believed existed. The future really was orange.
A little reminder that we need create more than just wordmarks and symbols.
Etymology is the study of the history of words. There’s a collection of company name etymologies on Wikipedia. Here are a few choice picks from the automotive industry.
This air from Prague circulated recently, making me wonder who else has designed canned air packaging.
You’re what makes you different. Tell your story.
Where’s the line between a focus on your career and the impact of your work on society at large?
→ Continue reading “The Coca-Cola Conspiracy” and ethical design
If you think I’m out of pocket with this old batch of business cards, imagine what it costs to rebrand a company the size of Yellow Pages.
Sometimes even the most amazing designers get stuck at communicating their own message.
Not to every designer’s taste, I’m sure, but a relevant example of how where food packaging is concerned, there are more factors at play than style alone.
An interesting project from the folk at Antrepo, taking a few examples of product packaging and stripping them back to the bare bones. It’s titled a minimalist effect in a maximalist market.