Design in general

Article Abstract:

Technology transformed the division of labor that previously existed in the design industry. Technologically- or computer-proficient people are specialists, while those who are more interested in design conceptions could be considered generalists. The opposition that has been constructed between these conceptual categories in the current debate about the future of graphic design obscures the fact that specialists and generalists can combine their talents to create innovative and evocative designs.

Influence, Technology application, Technology, Graphic artists, Graphic arts as a profession

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Becoming a learned hand

Article Abstract:

The education of graphic designers needs to be revised in order for them to be prepared to deal with what is really expected from them in the current business climate of the 1990s and beyond. The Domus Design Agency, through its Domus Academy, is striving to attain a fundamental change in the education process for industrial and fashion designers through the implementation of various novel approaches.

Graphic arts

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Designed for balance

Article Abstract:

Balancing life and career is often challenging, but not impossible. New technologies and changes in workplace atmosphere are making it easier for designers to accommodate family and career. The balance can even be obtained in smaller cities and remote locations with the aid of telecommunication technologies.

Behavior

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