Automobile Design Language
From the NY Times (reg. req.), an explanation of terms like rake, greenhouse, rocker, character line, and others specific to car designers. Link
From the NY Times (reg. req.), an explanation of terms like rake, greenhouse, rocker, character line, and others specific to car designers. Link
A lengthy conversation/obfuscation/apologia on Flickr, concerning the theft of a logo originally created by designer Dan Cederholm of SimpleBits, and other major corporate logos offered for sale illegally by a unprincipled logo chopshop. Link
Hugh MacLeod of gapingvoid gives a talk to Edelman about the state of blogging these days. Spot on. Link
Over on Design Observer, Michael Bierut discusses his process for coming up with design solutions for his clients. For designers, it’s a handy lesson, for non-designers, it’s a peek behind the curtain as to how we work. Link
… at least according to PingMag. If you want to learn more about design, you can’t go wrong with any of these. Link
A long, insighful look by the Washington Post into frustrated graphic designer Garry Trudeau’s epic strip. Link
Five years later, NYC lives on. How John Mavroudis created the idea, rendered by Owen Smith. Link
From director Gary Hustwit, “How did a typeface drawn by a little-known Swiss designer in 1957 become one of the most popular ways for us to communicate our words fifty years later?” Link
37 Signals chat with Khoi Vinh and Jeffrey Veen on “In-house vs on your own” Link