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Exploring Digital Design | Fjord, San Francisco

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Profile 7 of 12 Fjord. Magic is now expected. If you can conjure with skill you can differentiate. London, Berlin, New York, San Francisco, Helsinki, Istanbul, Madrid, Paris, Stockholm. Adidas, Philips, the BBC. Thinking in a very holistic way about digital design and its role in our culture, Dave describes Fjord’s way of working as a service design approach.". Ultimately though Fjord’s strengt...

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Exploring Digital Design | About

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Marc Kremers, London. Marc Kremers, London. Bureau for Visual Affairs, London. Bureau for Visual Affairs, London. OKFocus, New York. OKFocus, New York. Jono Brandel, San Francisco. Jono Brandel, San Francisco. Fjord, San Francisco. Fjord, San Francisco. Nothing in Common, New York. Nothing in Common, New York. Hugo and Marie, New York. Hugo and Marie, New York. Photography by John Gribben.

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Exploring Digital Design | Bureau for Visual Affairs, London

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Profile 3 of 12 Bureau for Visual Affairs. Today's brand is experiential, it's how it does what it does rather than just how it looks while doing it. Whistles, The British Museum, The Southbank Centre, Anya Hindmarch. And The Southbank Centre. This way of thinking may help explain BureauVA’s successes for clients with very different kinds of goals. So for The Royal Institution. However, we find...

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Exploring Digital Design | The relationship between digital and print

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Article 3 of 5 The relationship between digital and print. From Jonny Ive to Jay Z: How print and digital design coexist in 2015. This week The New Yorker magazine ran an in-depth profile. This view is echoed by Daniel Howells. A digital designer and curator of the well-respected web design showcase Site Inspire. I’ve only come to this realisation recently, but I think today designing for print...

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Exploring Digital Design | The Next Generation

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Article 4 of 5 The Next Generation. A Guide to Digital Design Schools. When you ask around a lot of the same courses crop up again and again, only With Associates. Founder Mathew Wilson though gave us a tabulated ranking of London College of Communication. Camberwell College of Arts. In Switzerland the École cantonale d'art de Lausanne (ECAL). Has transformed the design education landscape with...

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Exploring Digital Design | Poke, London

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Profile 1 of 12 Poke. We look beyond what might make things easier for users to what could truly delight them. EE, Ted Baker, Mulberry, Diesel, Skype. Brands can really live and breathe in digital space, but you need to approach it with the same human sensibility as you would making a film, because it’s as much an expressive medium as it is a mechanical one. Poke was founded on the belief t...

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Exploring Digital Design | OKFocus, New York

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Profile 4 of 12 OKFocus. The best way to improve a website's design is to make it more honest. Nike, KENZO, Nicopanda, Mike Will Made It. Beyond the irreverence, there’s some serious design talent at work here. Nicola Formichetti once told The New York Times. That watching Ryder code was like seeing Picasso painting, or like Beethoven playing his piano but this technical wizardry is anchored in...

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Exploring Digital Design | Wednesday, London

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Profile 11 of 12 Wednesday. We are guns for hire. Our clients’ success is the only accolade we strive for. London, New York Staff. Tory Burch, Mr Porter, Calvin Klein. With a client list including Mr Porter. It was created in 2009 as an arm of Saturday. The greatest work always combines aesthetics and functionality. Think of the things you love, they tend to have both with each supporting t...

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John Gribben | We are Kiosk

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Cutler and Gross x Wonderland. Lydia Kasumi Shirreff Collaboration. John is a Glaswegian photographer living and working in London. His fascination with materials, collage and perspective pushes him to create playful imagery with a striking aesthetic, often taking inspiration from surrealism as well as the worlds of installation and sculpture. His bold use of colour – and often also humour – contribute to the unmistakable energy and individuality of his work. Http:/ www.johngribben.co.uk/.

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Exploring Digital Design | Marc Kremers, London

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Bureau for Visual Affairs. Designer vs Developer – A false rivalry? The relationship between digital and print. Profile 2 of 12 Marc Kremers. Too many sites are just exercises in good, generically appealing taste. Anyone can do that. It’s super boring. Ministry of sound, Wallpaper.com, Mario Testino, Goldfrapp. Or costume jewellery brand MAWI. Everything begins with user experience but evolves along unexpected and delightfully inventive lines. There’s that ambition again, and it’s refreshing to hear some...