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  1. Jul 2024
  2. Sep 2021
    1. Imperfection booklets Imperfection Booklet is a self-printed book about Risograph. From the past two years, We’d seen many different situations in printing risograph and heard stories from customers printing with our studio that we think our printing studio as a stage for a Risograph play. And the book is to document all the process.

      要不要去採訪他們呢?英文採訪資料好少👀

    1. Currently working as a graphic designer • 5+ years of experience in graphic design • Willingness to discuss a recent or memorable design project where you had primary and solitary responsibility for coming up with ideas • Willingness to share a copy of your final design • Completion of a brief online survey regarding your professional training and experience • Participation in a 45-60 minute interview regarding your chosen project, ideation processes, and related emotional experiences.

      email list question sample

    1. “Then you create something that seems faithful to those ideas and concepts. That’s our approach to almost all our projects: we have our own style graphically, but we’re always collaborating with our clients, whether they’re artists or organizations, to express something. It’s not about placing our design template on something. It’s about creating a dialogue that results in something we wouldn’t be able to create on our own.”

      not placing an template, but creating dialogue, is a beautiful way to discuss about the communication between.

    1. Just as great art can make you see the world in a new way, great graphic design can make you see art or an artist in a whole different light.

      continuing discussing the differences in art and design

    1. Design, however, is like navigating a city in the daytime: you know where you are, and where you need to get to, but might still get lost along the way. 

      using day and night to differentiate the two, its a clever way.

    1. If I wanted to use the color red on a specific product and the market said it wasn’t sellable, then I wasn’t allowed to go in that direction.

      one color gets a lot of attentionn situation is everywhere inn the design world

    1. I must identify the differences (for me)

      defining identities for artists and designers now.

    2. In my “real life,” my artist persona comes first because I have absolute freedom to invest my emotions and personality into the work.

      it's a true understandig of one's mean.

    3. I’m an artist working as a graphic designer. There’s a blurry boundary separating these two disciplines, yet at the same time, they are elaborately intertwined.

      a feeling that I am trying to covey.

    1. I often really need to work myself up to think I’m worthy to make work, so finding people I can be vulnerable with has been really incredible.

      oh

    1. “Through my work, I would really just like people to see me and the process of my formation as a human being,”

      that's what i wish to show too

    1. Defamiliarisation then, as Linus discovered, is the deeply unsettling moment of psychological disorientation experienced when something which has always appeared familiar suddenly becomes unfamiliar: the moment when something is comprehended in a new way, with amazement and astonishment, not because of any bizarre quality of the object itself but precisely because the item in question had previously been considered so ordinary and acceptable, and is now, upon re-examination, found to be truly extraordinary.

      happen when you look at a word too long, and start to unrecognized it.

    2. enrich and enhance human experience of life, or merely to make it more efficient.

      problem solvig. setting a tone/ opinion here. not so encouraged

    3. Designers, as creators and shapers of our social reality, are deeply involved in the operations and processes of habitualisation in contemporary life.

      wow, "shapers of our social reality" such a strong word.

    4. should never be considered normal or acceptable: things which should be known not as normal but as wonderful, or terrible.

      makes me think of Andy Warhol's work, about policy gun shot black people on newspaper.

    5. ‘algebraic’

      mathematical process

    1. As more types of people described as “designers” arrive, however, skillsets can grow more distinct and distant from one another.

      people's skillset vary

    2. the forms that designers regularly use include: typefaces, motion graphics, music and sounds, games, signage and wayfinding systems, posters, magazines and periodicals, books, information graphics, interactive systems, identity systems, advertising, writing, software programs, and more.

      truly listed out programs that I can think of.

    3. Donʼt our deepest lived experiences change us? And isnʼt school one of them?

      Everything is a journey, a process, and influence one another.

    4. potential of the school’s position as a space outside the commercial aims that design typically must serve.

      but how can design program tied in to the commercial world?

    5. Graduate schools,” Blauvelt continues, “whether celebrated or scorned, were once seen as the source of ‘the problem’” of design’s reduction “to its commodity form — simply a choice of vehicles for delivering a message: ad, billboard, book, brochure, typeface, website, and so on. Implicit in this reductive understanding is the denial of graphic design as a social practice and with it the possibility of disciplinary autonomy.” Here a new question has emerged: not “can it be taught” but “to what end”?

      " a choice of vehicles for delivering a message" resonate with my thinking of design is just another way for me to communicate with the world.

    6. Creativity, especially in the last century, has been characterized as something that breaks from the pack; how, then, can it be broken down, spread out, and passed on?

      insightful definition

    7. Though we agree in part with the popular insistence that writing cannot be taught,” it states, “we continue to look for the most promising talent in the country, in our conviction that writing cannot be taught but talent can be developed.

      the "talent can be developed" part I agree a lot. Feeling like its the belief/ merit of education.

    8. Once dedicated to mastering basic skills of the craft, the school has become, in design’s Program Era, tied instead to the production of a professional, the creation of a designer as a whole self, an individual with a self-actualized practice in which student work, not client work, often forms the basis for an introduction and ongoing access to the design sphere.

      central of design education's thinking