People ignores design that ignores peopleQuoted from: ignoredesign.jpg (JPEG Image, 471×600 pixels)
Oh so true.
Design is about solving problems. People's problems. Naturally design shouldn't ignore people.
Funny pictograms by PUMA
Hey, we thought it would be a lot of fun to show you all kinds of wacky PUMA Pictograms. Here are just a few of the pictograms and if have any additional ones you’d like to post just click the PUMATALK logo below to take you to the discussion forum. Enjoy!
Puma has very fun pictograms. They embrace the whole concept of "Delight" very aptly, and connects with the masses so much smoother than serious brands. Reminds me of Google Chrome, it hanged on me and it showed me "Shucks, we messed up" or something along those lines. Something as simple as that eased my frustration a fair bit.
Granted not all brands have taste for such funny talk, but then again, I sure its just a matter of execution.
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Minimal
Minimalism in things
Kanso (簡素) Simplicity or elimination of clutter. Things are expressed in a plain, simple, natural manner. Reminds us to think not in terms of decoration but in terms of clarity, a kind of clarity that may be achieved through omission or exclusion of the non-essential.
Astonishing face figures made out of clothes
Who would have thought that a pile of clothes could be art? Artist Bela Borsodi was the one that came up with the idea of folding shirts, jackets, dresses and other clothing into different face expressions. Every part of a garment is used to express parts of a face. Collars form mouths, sleeves and pockets creates eyes and buttons or zips add details to the face. While some are making faces out of clothes, others are creating sheep out of rotary telephones.
the skype brand. thats how you do it.
Eric Liao
Eric Liao
