I feel stuck in thought. Torn between idea and execution, exploring interesting, but ultimately too many possibilities.
While design is about problem solving—and some businesses are often solving a similar set of givens—every theme, story or problem presents an opportunity for a unique and interesting solution. The key to every design project is starting with a foundation rooted in thoughtful investigation and research, articulating that which distinguishes a company, ideal or concept from the rest.
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While design is about problem solving—and some businesses are often solving a similar set of givens—every theme, story or problem presents an opportunity for a unique and interesting solution. The key to every design project is starting with a foundation rooted in thoughtful investigation and research, articulating that which distinguishes a company, ideal or concept from the rest.
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Typography is an artform that stretches back thousands of years—from stone-carved letterforms in the second century, to Gutenberg’s creation of movable, letterpress type in 1448. For the last 150 years designers have wielded type as visual weaponry, to point directly at the masses and fire at will. Now we’re assaulted with type, most of which is awful; and that’s where you come in. Practicing good typography is at the core to good design.
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