November 9, 2011
Armin Hofmann and the Austellung Helmhaus
For over forty years, Armin Hofmann (b. 1920) has devoted his life to teach-ing art, design, and the principles of visual perception and communications.
Topics: Design Reference, Profiles
September 25, 2011
What Is Project Management?
A designer can have a great project, for the most amazing client, with a generous budget, and still barely break even.
Topics: Design Reference, Professional Development, Self-Promotion, Studio Secrets
September 25, 2011
Overview of Sustainable Design
What Is Sustainable Design? Sustainability can be defined in many ways, but perhaps the easiest way to describe it is as the balanced use of natural, social, and economic capital for the continued health of the planet and future generations.
Topics: Design Reference, Environmental Design, Professional Development, Random
September 21, 2011
Ivan Chermayeff and the Modern American Paperback
In the 1960s, American paperback book publishers and American graphic designers started working together for the first time with a collective, creative objective.
Topics: Design Reference, Profiles
September 17, 2011
Pattern
Like texture, pattern is a fundamental design principle that helps define the visual quality of surface activity.
Topics: Design Reference, Packaging, Pattern & Palette
September 5, 2011
Paul Rand and Goodbye, Columbus
Paul Rand (1914–1996) was a designer, author, and educator who shaped and influenced the course of twentieth-century graphic design.
Topics: Design Reference, Profiles
September 4, 2011
Symmetry
Symmetry is a fundamental and timeless principle of visual perception.
Topics: Design Reference, Layouts, Type
August 24, 2011
Josef Muller-Brockmann and the Zurich Tonhalle Posters
Josef Müller-Brockmann (1914–1996), designer, writer, artist, and educator, was one of the pioneers of functional, objective graphic design and the Swiss International Typographic Style.
Topics: Design Reference, Profiles



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