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Rachel Paese|Design Juice
In a world that feels impossible to change, emerging designer Deborah Khodanovich is starting small
The RISD MFA student turned her love of gossip into a typeface and a philosophy: that designing for your immediate community is where real change begins
Rachel Paese|Design Juice
Elixir Design founder Jennifer Jerde believes in the human touch
Brands still need real people to lead with observation and connection in their effort to tell the visual story, she says
Ellen McGirt|Design Juice
Making ‘change’ the product: Phil Gilbert on transforming IBM from the inside out
Phil Gilbert shares how he transformed IBM’s culture, and why treating change like a premium product may be essential in an AI-driven future.
Rachel Paese|Design Juice
Sound designer Eddie Gandelman on composing a quieter future
As our everyday, man-made products compete to be the most earsplitting, this sonic experience designer is trading in the “needle pricks” for spatial reverb, wood tapping, and bird song.
Delaney Rebernik|Design Juice
Runway modeler: Airport architect Sameedha Mahajan on sending ever-more people skyward
The first-gen immigrant and second-gen architect says the best airports for our brave new world will blend wayfinding, cultural context, and, sometimes, a smaller footprint.
Delaney Rebernik|Books
‘Designed Forests’ author Dan Handel says design is behind our experiences in nature
We are the humans. We speak for the trees. Sometimes, out both sides of our mouths.
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