Church of St. Stanislaus \ Altos de Chavon \ Casa de Campo \ Dominican Republic - April 2012
I decided to take a stroll in the neighbourhood today, hoping to find some good places to take photos of. Luckily, I captured some shots of interesting dead foliage. Here’s a sneak peak from today.
What is Invisible Design?
As designers sometimes we tend to be “inspired” by aesthetics of design. We spend too much time following one another’s style and we overlook the significance of “good design”… Good design is actually INVISIBLE.
Check this out: http://speakerdeck.com/u/smashingmag/p/the-invisible-side-of-design It may change your thought about design!
I feel like a hermit. (Taken in Pangasinan, Philippines May 2011)
GETTING BACK INTO CREATIVE MODE
Almost a year out of design school, I am less surrounded with creative people. And I am “less of a designer” these days. I often find myself struggling with ideas. But deep inside, part of me is “more than just a designer”. I know I am capable of solving problems, having outstanding presentations and brillant ideas… this morning, it just hit me! I must do something about it. I found this typographic video on “29 ways to stay creative”. If you have time to spare, watch this and maybe it will help you as well.
I look & move: stop motion video
“Apparently, in the early days of Apple Inc, Steve Jobs would occasionally sign computer chips, attach them to Apple stationery and send them out randomly to Apple fans. A precursor obviously to his later penchant for responding personally via email to random Apple customers.” - Iain Claridge
➜ Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.
How Steve Jobs Forever Altered Product Design
“Form follows function” is a design cliche that everyone associated with the widening field has heard over and over again. No big brand supports this ethos more than Apple, and with the passing of founder Steve Jobs, we can wholly appreciate this refreshing approach to technology.
