Proverbially speaking
Chinese proverbs might not relate directly to the design profession, but with a little translation, it’s easy to see how designers can heed the advice.
Chinese proverbs might not relate directly to the design profession, but with a little translation, it’s easy to see how designers can heed the advice.
Finding a reliable commercial printer can take some time. Here’s a head start — UK print companies recommended by a few of the UK’s top (and friendliest) designers and design studios.
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Dieter Rams on what good design is.
The most comprehensive study of its kind, the AIGA|Aquent Survey of Design Salaries is commissioned annually by AIGA and presented by Aquent, in cooperation with Communication Arts magazine.
I’m back from a week in southern Spain, successfully dodging the ash cloud, and although I couldn’t justify reading all of my back-logged feed subscriptions, here are a few notable mentions.
I’m with Shelby. This two-level house among trees is fantastic.
When it comes to client presentations, contextual imagery is key. The use of digital mock-ups allows your clients to visualize how their new brand identity will tie-in with the products they produce, the premises they occupy, the vehicles they drive, the clothes they wear.
→ Continue reading Where to find contextual image templates for your brand identity presentations
Press play then HD, go full-screen, and marvel at the wonders of The Known Universe.
The taping of the pilot TV program “Design Matters” is next Friday (11th) in New York. Debbie Millman is host, with Hillman Curtis as director. The show is conceived as a design version of “Inside the Actor’s Studio,” and Millman’s first two interview subjects are none other than Milton Glaser and Stefan Sagmeister.
How will design shape our future? How are we, as designers, taking responsibility for the products we help put to market?