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"I'm an artist pretending to be a designer" is the definition Network Osaka gives about himself. Involved in design, motion graphics and typography, his love for color, geometry and grid systems can be found in almost any piece of work he produces.
Posts Tagged ‘Design’
Sometimes, all we need is a colorful and cheerful style to win us over, and Goran from Italy definitely got me in this department.
As a designer, I'm interested in longevity. Like many, I focus on timeless qualities and I find them everywhere, film itself being a particularly rich field. 'The Thing' has an uncanny dedication to minimalism, so much so that it becomes almost a sil [...]
Born in 1932, Dieter Rams is a German industrial designer mostly known for his work at Braun (1955-1995), and considered one of the 20th century's most influential industrial designers.
Filled with colorful geometric forms, psychedelic compositions, and pop culture icons, Jorge Letona's work, although strange in its nature, is creative and intriguing.
In an industry focused on pixel-perfect, vector-precise, and sometimes even photorealistic design, Christian's work stands out for the quirky, organic style.
Pecha Kucha: twenty slides with twenty seconds per slide adding up to a six minute forty second presentation for each speaker.
I love knowing the rules of a craft. It's so much better breaking them after you fully understand them, but I've never considered breaking the cardinal rule of graphic design: actually utilizing the ego. That is until I came across the work of Marian [...]
I just received this really amazing print from the Davier Interactive studio titled Schmooze n' Booze, a bi-monthly gathering in collaboration with the Fresno Advertising Federation for like-minded creatives to connect, shoot the shit, mingle and net [...]
A pencil, for designers, is Photoshop in its simplest form. The design and usage of a pencil has an illuminating and complex engineering history that is just as important as the invention of say, the automobile or microchip.
Well, we've finally reached the end of 2009. Cue 2010, a new decade. A year of progress and innovation. A year of growth and new ventures [...]
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