Challenging the assertion that style is superficial, and that designers need to “move on.”
I have seen the future. And it looks a lot like the past, only different. Old is the new new. In the future, history is remixed with the recent past to reflect a present that claims no distinct visual language or critical position of its own—unless you view this condition as such.
The virtual intersection of [...]
A discussion/critique of the new SVA D-CRIT MFA program.
Recently, I was working on a typical branding project—the outcome of which was a presentation that, among other things, contained a brief narrative (or brand anthem) introducing the positioning concept and bringing it to life through a series of short, declarative statements. It’s the sort of presentation where every word is carefully chosen and scrutinized [...]
A quick deconstruction of a classic package from the 1950s—New Era potato chips.