3rd
December
2000
“Design is the art that is hidden in plain sight. In the United States, those design disciplines not prefaced by ‘fashion’ have long been the neglected stepchildren of culture and commerce. But unlike fashion, which trades in distant desire, the work of product designers, graphic designers and architects is all around us: sneakers and staplers, trivets and towers, Web sites and Weber grills.” Note: As of today, the Industrial design category is new to xBlog and will be retro-filled with previous links during the next week.
posted in Graphic design | Permalink |
3rd
December
2000
“Design is the art that is hidden in plain sight. In the United States, those design disciplines not prefaced by ‘fashion’ have long been the neglected stepchildren of culture and commerce. But unlike fashion, which trades in distant desire, the work of product designers, graphic designers and architects is all around us: sneakers and staplers, trivets and towers, Web sites and Weber grills.” Note: As of today, the Industrial design category is new to xBlog and will be retro-filled with previous links during the next week.
posted in Industrial design | Permalink |
3rd
December
2000
“This is the online version of ‘The Instructional Use of Learning Objects,’ a new book that tries to go beyond the technological hype and connect learning objects to instruction and learning.”
posted in Learning | Permalink |
