April 11, 2008 • 10:13 am 0
I just came across a really great portfolio of socially responsible communication design, from Glasgow graduate Chris Thompson. Plenty of great work Chris, I can’t wait to see more.
Via. The Serif.
Filed under: On Ethics, On Graphic Design, On People, On Social Design, On Typography , chris thompson, design ethic, Graphic Design, Social Design
February 28, 2008 • 11:27 am 1
“I wish I could report that it [graphic design] was doing its bit. Trouble is, tap “sustainable graphic design” into Google and you get a thousand suggested links. But, tap “Helvetica Movie” in, and guess what, you get fifteen thousand. So in cyberspace at least, that makes people 15 times as interested in a move about typeface than how to design responsibly. Great.”
- Johnson Banks [04.10.07], Thought of the Day: Leaching it of any Meaning.
Filed under: On Culture, On Graphic Design, On People, On Research, On Social Design, On Sustainability, On Typography , Design, google search, Graphic Design, helvetica, helvetica movie, johnson banks, sustainable graphic design
February 18, 2008 • 10:42 pm 1
With thanks to Core77 for crediting Turkish artist, designer, and educator Elif Ayiter responsible for putting together the [visually enthralling] chronological History of Visual Communication. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Art & Design, On Culture, On Education, On Graphic Design, On Research, On Typography , Education, Elif Ayiter, Graphic Design, History, Technology, The History of Visual Communication, Typography
