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Daily Archives: November 13, 2011
Graphic-Physical-Architectural
In his Lynda.com interviews, Rick Morris repeatedly mentions the connection between the graphic, the physical, and the architectural. These three elements represent his design aesthetic, very shape and form-driven. His current project is very representative of this approach, focusing on the … Continue reading
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Chipp Docter Ze
How awesome if Chip Kidd!??!?! How awesome is Chip Kidd’s name?!?!?! And how drunk was Chip Kidd when he was interviewed??!?!?! He said some things I would like to comment on: “I am inspired by New York … Continue reading
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Typography ( I can’t think of anything creative at the moment)
I have a new love. And its name is typography. I probably watched over 50 typography videos in less than a week and I can admit I have a problem. That’s the first step, admitting your problem. And … Continue reading
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Creepy, Adorable Television Sets!
So, Pica Towers. Some messed up stuff. And I don’t just mean the death, violence and murder that occurs throughout the three films, oh no, but the ability to turn adorable television characters into blood, I mean fluid-thirsty … Continue reading
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Dale Herigstad & Schematic
I chose the Lynda documentary on Dale Herigstad and the interactive design agency, Schematic. I was interested in seeing what a true “interactive agency” did, as compared to a traditional ad agency. An ad agency promotes a current brand and … Continue reading
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Pica Towers
Pica Towers may be on the strangest series I have ever sat and watched. I’m not sure that I would have ever come across it had I not been in a class where watching it was required. The three clips … Continue reading
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Conversations on design make great points
In watching 30 Conversations on Design, I was struck by some of the points those interviewed brought up. The video on education brought up one of the most interesting points that so many of us forget – design tries to … Continue reading
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Embrace & Bridge
I chose to watch both “Embrace” and “Bridge” by Hillman Curtis. I’m not entirely sure why I chose those two but I am quite pleased with what I watched. Both short films take very simple situations of interpersonal experience, strip … Continue reading
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The Story of Bottled Water
Up until today, I thought that I was one of the ultra-conscious Americans whose choice to only drink bottled water was in some way going to change the taste and cleanliness of tap water. After watching The Story of Bottled … Continue reading
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Thirty conversations on design
The videos from thirty conversations on design pull a variety of interesting perspectives on design together. I listened to John M. Militello, Pete Doctor and Chip Kidd. John M. Militello is the creative innovation tem manager for Google sales development. … Continue reading
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