Visual Communication in China: “Jump of the Cliff”?
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View ArticleVisual Communication in China: “a time sex thing”
a time sex thing, originally uploaded by keso. Read Also: Living in China: braving the traffic (II) Internet in China: Who Owns the Chinese Internet? Self-Portrait: Rosetta Watch highlights from...
View ArticleVisual Communication in China: “No Lingering”
Visual Communication in China: “No Lingering”, originally uploaded by china@designative. Read Also: Living in China: braving the traffic (II) UX Workshops: Basics of User Experience Design Watch Sunni...
View ArticleChinglish: Safety can, in fact, be dangerous!
Chinglish : Safety can, in fact, be dangerous!, originally uploaded by whereareyoumurphy. Safety can, in fact, be dangerous!Read Also: Living in China: braving the traffic (II) Chinglish: “Month Also...
View ArticleVisual Communication in China: “Beware of Explosion caused by booby-trapped...
Visual Communication in China: “Beware of Explosion caused by booby-trapped trucks”, originally uploaded by china@designative. Read Also: Living in China: braving the traffic (II) UX Workshops: Basics...
View ArticleChinglish: “Protect CircumStance begin with me”?
Engrish Fun: Green Engrish, originally uploaded by thebeeb. Read Also: Living in China: braving the traffic (II) Self-Portrait: Rosetta Eco Design Fair: Showcasing innovation and sustainable design in...
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UX Workshops: Basics of User Experience Design
This is the first of a series of workshops I've been putting together based on the talks I've been asked to present at trainings/events/conferences [...]The post UX Workshops: Basics of User Experience...
View ArticleWatch Sunni Brown’s “Doodlers, unite!” talk at TED
Studies show that sketching and doodling improve our comprehension -- and our creative thinking. So why do we still feel embarrassed when we're caught doodling in a meeting? Sunni Brown says: Doodlers,...
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Summary Itamar Medeiros, from Brazil, currently lives in Bonn (Germany), where he works as Senior User Experience Designer at Roamworks. Working in the Information Technology industry since 1998,...
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Information Design: Crossing Borders
This is the presentation I've recently done at the Creative Drive In event in Heerlem, The Netherlands. In this presentation we discuss: - What is information Design? - Information Design “Bloopers”; -...
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9th Brazilian Graphic Design Biennial
9th Brazilian Graphic Design Biennial 9th Brazilian Graphic Design Biennial — The 9th issue of the biggest graphic design event in South America – features the best 283 design projects created between...
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Watch Erik Spiekermann’s “Putting Back the Face into Typeface” interview for...
Listen to the design genius talk about new visual languages, design processes, the analogies of music and typography, and why we need better client culture on Gestalten.tv and you will easily realize...
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For Inspiration: “Selvagem” by Paralamas do Sucesso
My friends Billy Bacon and Leo Eyer produced this beautiful piece of Motion Graphics for the song "Selvagem" to be reeled during Paralamas do Sucesso on their 30 years Tour [...] For Inspiration:...
View ArticleVisual Communication in China: “a time sex thing”
a time sex thing, originally uploaded by keso.
View ArticleVisual Communication in China: “No Lingering”
Visual Communication in China: “No Lingering”, originally uploaded by china@designative.
View ArticleChinglish: Safety can, in fact, be dangerous!
Chinglish : Safety can, in fact, be dangerous!, originally uploaded by whereareyoumurphy. Safety can, in fact, be dangerous!
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