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Ellen McGirt|Books

No mandates, only opportunities: IBM's Phil Gilbert on rethinking change

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The Editors|Books

Your October reading list: The Design of Horror | The Horror of Design

Vicki Tan|Books

How can I design at a time like this?

John Maeda|Books

Should we teach AI to reflect human values, emotions, and intentions?

Delaney Rebernik|Books

Head in the boughs: ‘Designed Forests’ author Dan Handel on the interspecies influences that shape our thickety relationship with nature

L’Oreal Thompson Payton|Books

Less is liberation: Christine Platt talks Afrominimalism and designing a spacious life

In a mostly grayscale picture, a dark cloaked figure looms above a bright orange campfire.

Ellen McGirt|Books

Parable of the Redesigner
Soft rains come in spite of us.

Jennifer White-Johnson|Books

Amplifying Accessibility and Abolishing Ableism: Designing to Embolden Black Disability Visual Culture
An excerpt from from An Anthology of Blackness: The State of Black Design.

Adrian Shaughnessy|Books

What is Post-Branding: The Never Ending Race
A review of What is Post-Branding: How to Counter Fundamentalist Marketplace Semiotics.

Hannah Carlson|Books

Schiaparelli’s Pockets
Sensible aspects of clothing are “no sooner put into use than put into play,” dress historian Ann Hollander observed.

Alison Place|Books

On Fighting the Typatriarchy
"My intent was to make a typeface that stands for the strength of a woman at different times in her life. In Indian culture, a woman is expected to be the powerhouse of responsibilities." An excerpt from Feminist Designer.

Joanna Moorhead|Books

Paris: 1937-1938
An excerpt from Surreal Spaces: The Life and Art of Leonora Carrington.

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The Past, Present and Future of Design with Lee Moreau, DB|BD Season 12 Finale

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Lee Moreau

The Wizards of AI are sad and lonely men

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Lee Moreau

Patrick Whitney on Designing for What’s Next | Design As Season Finale

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Lee Moreau

Category: Books

No mandates, only opportunities: IBM's Phil Gilbert on rethinking change

Your October reading list: The Design of Horror | The Horror of Design

How can I design at a time like this?

Should we teach AI to reflect human values, emotions, and intentions?

Head in the boughs: ‘Designed Forests’ author Dan Handel on the interspecies influences that shape our thickety relationship with nature

Less is liberation: Christine Platt talks Afrominimalism and designing a spacious life

Parable of the Redesigner Soft rains come in spite of us.

Amplifying Accessibility and Abolishing Ableism: Designing to Embolden Black Disability Visual Culture An excerpt from from An Anthology of Blackness: The State of Black Design.

What is Post-Branding: The Never Ending Race A review of What is Post-Branding: How to Counter Fundamentalist Marketplace Semiotics.

Schiaparelli’s Pockets Sensible aspects of clothing are “no sooner put into use than put into play,” dress historian Ann Hollander observed.

On Fighting the Typatriarchy "My intent was to make a typeface that stands for the strength of a woman at different times in her life. In Indian culture, a woman is expected to be the powerhouse of responsibilities." An excerpt from Feminist Designer.

Paris: 1937-1938 An excerpt from Surreal Spaces: The Life and Art of Leonora Carrington.

The Past, Present and Future of Design with Lee Moreau, DB|BD Season 12 Finale

The Wizards of AI are sad and lonely men

Patrick Whitney on Designing for What’s Next | Design As Season Finale

Design As Creation | Design As Consumption

Parable of the Redesigner
Soft rains come in spite of us.

Amplifying Accessibility and Abolishing Ableism: Designing to Embolden Black Disability Visual Culture
An excerpt from from An Anthology of Blackness: The State of Black Design.

What is Post-Branding: The Never Ending Race
A review of What is Post-Branding: How to Counter Fundamentalist Marketplace Semiotics.

Schiaparelli’s Pockets
Sensible aspects of clothing are “no sooner put into use than put into play,” dress historian Ann Hollander observed.

On Fighting the Typatriarchy
"My intent was to make a typeface that stands for the strength of a woman at different times in her life. In Indian culture, a woman is expected to be the powerhouse of responsibilities." An excerpt from Feminist Designer.

Paris: 1937-1938
An excerpt from Surreal Spaces: The Life and Art of Leonora Carrington.