In De Stijl, New Media, and the Lessons of Geometry, Jessica Helfand discusses the significance of the values, thoughts, and principles of the De Stijl movement, in context with the field of graphic design, as contemporarily affected by new … Read More
Writing
How Good is Good?
In How Good is Good? Stefan Sagmeister – graphic designer for non-profit organizations – speaks to current design as it relates to ethics and advertising, and how experimenting with combining ‘good design’ with a ‘good cause’ potentially can design “significant … Read More
Design Technology’s Impact on the Graphic Design Industry
Designers currently live in what is known as the digital age – a period of time that is characterized by a change from analog and mechanical technology, to a time period of digital technology and information manipulation – and are … Read More
Ways of Seeing
As the entire world moves to what Rob Forbes refers to as a ‘monoculture’ or a global design, it is becoming increasingly more important to implement the practice of developing new ways of seeing by looking for the obvious. Cultural … Read More
Designing Our Own Graves
In Designing Our Own Graves Dmitri Siegel – who is currently pursuing his M.F.A. in Graphic Design at the Yale University School of Art, publishes ante, a quarterly journal of art and design, and is a contributor to The … Read More