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At a recent Drinks with Designer event at Dror, local designers from many fields came together to have a casual conversation about the industry with one of it’s innovators. Dror dove into the discussion showcasing his studio with a quick tour boasting many of the studio’s famous pieces. The Pick Chair was a highlight, showcasing…
This September marks the one year anniversary and fifth TDP posting (We realize – we may have abused our posting privileges) of Good Fucking Design Advice a collaborative project between TDP contributors, Brian Buirge and Jason Bacher. To celebrate this momentous occasion, they’ve released a feature video on their newly redesigned site “Getting Shit Done:…
If you’re in Chicagoland this Saturday (Aug 20) then you should make it out to The What if… Show — a night of awesome art and sick beats: The What if show is an art exhibit curated by Joe Van Wetering and Paul Octavious. We asked artists and designers from all over the world to…
I know usually we provide visual inspiration via our posts here at TDP, but I read this article this morning on FastCompany’s Design blog (which I highly recommend checking out on a regular basis) and found it to be inspiring and insightful. Stefan Boublil writes about his desire to design and curate his life and some of…
Asperger East Anglia is a non-profit organization in the UK dedicated to serving those in the local region who suffer from Asperger Syndrome. The Click Design has put together a wonderfully simple and equally beautiful refresh for the existing brand. The result is a smart, effective system that connects with each of its audiences on…
A fantastic clip of an interview with Wim Crouwel. I find his words really resonate with me. Watch, then go figure out you. Also check out this video from the same interview:
Published by Phaidon, Dieter Rams: As Little Design as Possible chronicles Ram’s life and development as a designer. The forward of the book is written by Apple’s Jonathan Ive. It is worth buying the book just to read his description of his first encounter with Mr. Rams’s work, a 1972 MPZ 2 Citromatic juicer in…
Check out this simple but excellent blog of vintage Irish book covers dated between 1920–1970. The updates are sporadic but there is plenty of content and a lot of good opportunities for some inspiration. I highly recommend perusing through them with a tall glass of Guinness. Hitone: Vintage Irish Book Covers
