The 1970s Design Manual That Quietly Shaped Everything You Use Today
The 1970s has been a frequently revisited decade in the design world lately, most notably in the resurgence of reissued graphic standards manuals from that era.
Read MorePosted by Joseph Fioramonti | Aug 10, 2017 | Design, Design Thinking, History, Typography |
The 1970s has been a frequently revisited decade in the design world lately, most notably in the resurgence of reissued graphic standards manuals from that era.
Read MorePosted by Joseph Fioramonti | Aug 9, 2017 | Branding, Design, Print, Typography, User Interface and Experience Design |
There are two parts to the question, being the first one the affirmation that design is subjective. Personally, I don’t think that’s a fair assessment of design but I understand where it’s coming from. People tend to mix design and art in the same bucket and the proprieties of one sometimes drip on top of the other.
Read MorePosted by Joseph Fioramonti | Aug 8, 2017 | Artificial Intelligence, Design, Design Thinking, Development, Tech |
You can learn a lot about the goings-on of the human body just through the skin. The electrical...
Read MorePosted by Joseph Fioramonti | Aug 4, 2017 | Design, Fine Art, Uncategorized |
In 1885, excavations at Rome’s Quirinal Hill revealed one of the most celebrated Hellenistic Greek sculptures: the bronze, seated Boxer at Rest. Present was the archaeologist Rodolpho Lanciani, who witnessed its exhumation and snapped a photograph of the rare ancient object.
Read MorePosted by Joseph Fioramonti | Aug 1, 2017 | Branding, Marketing, Uncategorized |
Everyone’s very quick to call almost any news a scandal these days. Nevertheless, brands do get...
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