February 6, 2013
Make Something Yourself
Because almost everything is done on computers these days, especially in the design world, many designers seem to have forgotten the pleasures and satisfactions of low-tech solutions.
Topic: Professional Development
February 5, 2013
Nontraditional Portfolios
How do you define a nontraditional portfolio? The most distinguishing feature is often an unusual exterior—a record box, film can, or vintage suitcase.
Topic: Professional Development
February 4, 2013
Natural Nurser Baby Bottle
Baby bottles have come a long way since the leather-teated cow horn feeders of the middle ages, and the Natural Nurser Baby Bottle takes them a little further.
Topic: Product Design
February 1, 2013
PUZZLE PIECES
Not every packaging design project is for a retail product: "I was asked by the creative team of Larry Frey and Stacy Wall of Wieden+Kennedy to help create the make-believe history of Black Star Beer, a new product launch they were handling.
Topic: Packaging
January 31, 2013
Be a trendspotter and setter
"I love to stay on top of what other creatives are doing in my field.
Topic: Profiles
January 30, 2013
Creative Briefs Are Strategic Tools
Computer scientists have a saying, "Garbage in, garbage out.
Topic: Professional Development
January 29, 2013
Leave Something Out
There is power in empty spaces, in what is left unsaid, unknown, unsigned.
Topic: Professional Development
January 28, 2013
Rubik's Cube
Few puzzles have managed to combine the formidable difficulty (just over forty-three quintillion possible combinations) with the prima facie simplicity (one solution no more than twenty-five rotations away from any given configuration) of Rubik's Cube, which may explain why it has become one of the best-selling toys of all time.
Topic: Product Design



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