I had a couple Ted Talk videos I had found that I wanted to share and found resourceful for any anybody including art/design individuals.
The first video is designer, Jinsop Lee, discussing his inspiration, designing for the senses methodology. He takes his sunflower clock idea and compares it to his friend’s smelling clock idea. The uncertainly he develops for his own design, causes him to reflect the succession of his peer’s idea. He realizes it appeals and interacts with multiple senses, so he compares it to favorite moments in his life. He concludes that the greater and more popular designs, simultaneously collude with our senses.
Aaron Draplin is a unorthodox graphic designer that discusses his start and how he went from designing for a burrito to his own design company. He is one of my favorite designers because he is very eccentric and does it because it is his passion. I relate to who he is as a person and a designer as I see it in my own works. He mentions a potential book and will be looking forward to buying it!
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I have a copy of Draplin’s book. I’ve used it as a supplement for the Illustrator class. Good job on this post.
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Besides Lee’s “good sex” argument, what other experiences might engage all five senses in our lives? I would guess that exploring a new city with a good friend and both of us have plenty of cash in our pockets for whatever finds us that day/evening.
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