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Musings
Not going to lie, I was looking forward to this class probably more than any others. I’ve always had an appreciation of art, so I was excited to learn about the theories and movements, but I was also excited to … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged art, graphic design, motion typography, visual, visual communication
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30 Conversations
The first designer I watched was K. Kirk and N. Strandberg in “Best Friends.” I liked how they presented their answers – on an iPhone since an iPhone is their design inspiration. It was interesting though, I thought, that a … Continue reading
Posted in Thirty Conversations on Design
Tagged Deborah Adler, design, EightHourDay, graphic design, Pete Docter, Pieta
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Helvetica
First off, I have to start by saying I was baffled that a documentary was ever made about a font…not even fonts in general, or typography in general, but one specific font. I was skeptical going into it, but I … Continue reading
Soak, twist, and squish
We’re sponges–disgusting, moist, germ-ridden, often oversaturated, and with ever-declining absorption. Still, everything we see, do, and experience permeates and crafts our very being– the way we think, how we create, and what we create. Ok, so we’re mutant sponges. Blame … Continue reading
Posted in What Is Art and Does It Matter?
Tagged art, graphic design, hellyesitmatters, sponges, visual media
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