http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/rss_comments/ en Mon, 15 Nov 2010 09:57:44 +0200 Copyright 2012 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Mon, 15 Nov 2010 09:57:44 +0200 Mon, 15 Nov 2010 09:57:44 +0200 http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/janis_notte_form_and_form/ http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/janis_notte_form_and_form/ Exclusive video interview with Chuck Brymer, President & CEO, DDB Worldwide on how to maximize a unique brand and engage an audience in this age of technology. Watch the video @ http://bit.ly/aAMZHv Wed, 30 Jul 2008 15:53:06 +0300 http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/bauhouse_audi_symphony/ http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/bauhouse_audi_symphony/ sparkling. juicy. tasty. brought back every little detail and sound of that evening. thanks, L. Wed, 30 Jul 2008 12:52:50 +0300 http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/bob_gill_vs_david_carson_is_there_room_for_personal_expression_in_design/ http://www.ddb.lv/en/ddblogs/design/bob_gill_vs_david_carson_is_there_room_for_personal_expression_in_design/ another difference between making a piece of art and creating a form of design could be one's choice to either stay incognito or be ready to go out and about and be a social person or whatever you might call one that's constantly enjoying contact; meaning... in art you have the choice to hide yourself away - Let the Songs Speak for Themselves, Let the Paint Do the Talking! of course, i doesn't always go about that way - depending on the art form and your personality, you might actually become a prey for the sharks of paparazzi or groupies or journalists as such... and even another conversation would be on wether you truly are an artist if you're not willing to show yourself... but you do have a choice though! in design one might feel as if hiding behind the concept, the product, the message but in the end of the day - you still need to stick your name and what's worse - to have certain responsibility of the design you've created... one thing's you get your props from the professionals, your colleagues, the insider's media of your corporate network, another thing's you have to have some sort a responsibility also on the product, concept, message you're advertising, designing, illustrating, illuminating, now don't you? could it be designers that go too much about having absolutely no feelings what so ever about the design they've created are just instinctively getting rid of the responsibility of choosing what you go by? my main thought is... artists and designers are alike - they put out or should put out a message! and positively both spheres involve money or some kind of other force of motivation for themselves... so an artist can become a designer and it won't be "bad design" as long as the newly born designer can take on the responsibility of the piece of art he's created and the message behind it! when a designer cuts himself off the product he's designing advertisement for entirely it is no longer fair to call him something else than one who creates "bad art" that "has no message"... that's the point... briefly!