Category Archives: Thirty Conversations on Design

Something I love about all of these videos is how broad of an interpretation the artists give to design. It’s easy to adopt a bit of tunnel vision when immersed in the graphic design world and it’s so important to … Continue reading →

“Design is the purposeful arrangement of elements to produce an intended reaction in the viewer.” These words jumped out at me as I heard them, and they completely strip down the ideas of design, art, and aesthetics. Design needs to … Continue reading →

There are definitely some interesting viewpoints in the Thirty Conversations on Design series. Thanks to my Tony Hawk fandom as a kid, and the memory of how much I loved the deigns on his skateboards, I immediately went to his … Continue reading →

he three I ended up watching where Storytelling with Pete Docter,Bound Together and Mix It Up with Luis Fitch. For the storytelling video, one of the things I found most interesting was the use of music. Because while a story … Continue reading →

30 conversations on design actually became 60 conversations on design when you add up the videos from both 2009 and 2010.  It was great to have such a large group of artists to get a little inside peak at how … Continue reading →

The three video titles that immediately got my attention were; Do More with Less, Defining our Lives, and All Natural.  Each short video gave me new and interesting insight into the world of design. My favorite of the three videos … Continue reading →

The entire mission of Thirty Conversations on Design is a really intriguing approach to starting a conversation about design. The only structure of the short videos is that the professionals must address two questions 1st What single example of design … Continue reading →

2010 The first video I watched was about Tony Hawk, a pro skateboarder. I chose him because I knew his name and enjoy watching extreme sports.  Tony Hawk’s video was about Apple products. He talked about the changes in their … Continue reading →

I watched Massimo Vignelli, Jessica Helfand, and  Emily Pilloton on the aspect of design. I absolutely love their different thoughts and opinions on design. I will be going back and watching more of these videos. Massimo Vignelli says that design … Continue reading →

“I find design interesting in it’s time in relation to something else” Paula Scher’ quote is one that I find most applicable to the concept of design. Paula touches on the idea that design is not there to solve problems, … Continue reading →