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Source: www.estetica-design-forum.com --- 28 days ago
"Amidst all the attention given to the sciences as to how they can lead to the cure of all diseases and daily problems of mankind, I believe that the biggest breakthrough will be the realization that the arts, which are conventionally considered “useless,” will be recognized as the whole reason why we ever try to live longer or live more prosperously. The arts are the science of en 4 Vote(s) (http://www.graphic-design-links.com/Blogs/inspiration-from-the-desk-of-John-Maeda/) Inspiration From The Desk of John Maeda (http://www.graphic-design-links.com/Blogs/inspiration-from-the-desk-of-John-Maeda/) Graphic Design Links & Tutorials (http://www.graphic-design-links.com) ...
Source: isaiahlim.wordpress.com --- 2 days ago
I’ve already been digital. I want to focus on being human. ... Source: www.michaelvanputten.com --- 34 days ago
While working on my undergraduate degree I used to take some time to sit in Waldo Library and read magazines — looking for visual inspiration, interesting ideas, etc. I loved to read about everything. This was during the mid to late 1990s when Wired magazine was at its best, and when I first learned about [...] ... Source: online.wsj.com --- 2 days ago
John Maeda will be the first designer inaugurated as college president of the Rhode Island School of Design. His ultimate goal is to bring RISD into a global dialogue about innovation. ... Source: www.rotman.utoronto.ca --- 1 day ago
John Maeda has just returned from several days of what he calls "summer camp at Harvard," where he took a crash course in how to be a college president, said a column in The Wall Street Journal on September 2. "I don't know how to do this job!" he says. "But I know how to learn! I love to learn!" On Sept. 12, Mr. Maeda will be inaugurated as the 16th president of the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design, founded in 1877 as one of the country's first colleges to offer a combined education in arts and design. He emphasizes that he is the first designer to be appointed president of RISD, to say nothing of any college. I would guess he is also the only college president who has designed sneakers (such is his cult status that his first shoe for Reebok, dubbed the "Timetanium," sold out in 14 hours). Mr. Maeda's ultimate goal is to bring RISD into a global dialogue about innovation. "This is the right time. The world is saying, what did we miss? Companies know that they can't get any further with their left-brain processing; they are dying to engage the right brain. Artists change how we see the world -- and that can have value in the way people do business." He cites the recent popularity of several books, such as Daniel Pink's "A Whole New Mind -- Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future" (never mind that the idea of ruling anything, much less the future, is entirely left brain), Roger Martin's "The Opposable Mind ," and his own book, ...
Source: keptup.typepad.com --- 1 day ago
On Sept. 12, John Maeda will be inaugurated as the 16th president of the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design, founded in 1877 as one of the country's first colleges to offer a combined education in arts and design. He emphasizes that he is the first designer to be appointed president of RISD, to say nothing of any college. Mr. Maeda has actually arrived with clear ideas about how to do his new job. He has launched an "open source administration" in which everyone is welcome to trade questions, complaints and observations about campus life and work online; he started a blog immediately so that the community could share in his first impressions of the school. He spends at least an hour a day blogging. Read more at:http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122031259187688831.html ... Source: www.freshnessmag.com --- 65 days ago
Reebok and world-renowned graphic designer John Maeda present the third installment in their revolutionary collaboration, the Reebok Struccess. In their first collaboration, Maeda designed the Timetanium which was inspired by Time. His second design, the Emoretion, drew from Emotion. The third shoe is inspired by “Law 9 - Failure.” Maeda says, “If you fail, keep [...] ... Source: blog.mzee.com --- 65 days ago
Hier endlich der dritte Sneaker der einmaligen Kollaboration zwischen John Maeda und Reebok. Der Strucess entstammt dem Gesetzt Nr.9: Versagen. “If you fail, keep trying - struggle to reach some form of success”. Die Mustern sind auf eine Art Leinenmaterial gezeichnet und im Inneren hat sich Mr. Maeda auf der Einlegesohle verewigt. Erscheint am 2. [...] ... Source: filosofie.be --- 10 days ago
Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious, and adding the meaningful. John Maeda , The Laws of Simplicity (2006) ... Source: www.w3sh.com --- 62 days ago
Cette paire de basket Reebook conçue en partenariat avec le designer John Maeda a eu un succès fou. Uniquement vendue au USA à partir du 2 juillet, les 300 paires ont été vendues dans la journée! Faut dire que ce modèle est plutôt inédit et coloré, il a du intéresser aussi bien les citadins trendy que [...] ...
Source: www.freebooksource.info --- 31 days ago
Publisher The MIT Press Author(s) John Maeda ISBN 0262182629 Release Date 30 September 2007 It has been more than twenty years since desktop publishing reinvented design, and it’s clear that there is a growing need for designers and artists to learn programming skills to fill the widening gap between their ideas and the capability of their purchased software. This [...] ... Source: www.csslab.cl --- 24 days ago
Este es uno de esos libros que debes leer independiente del oficio que ejerces. El catedrático del MIT John Maeda se desliza en un breve pero preciso libro (creo que son los mejores libros: no más de 100 páginas pero con el contenido que no sobra) en todos los ámbitos donde la simplicidad puede hacer [...] ... Source: www.edgargonzalez.com --- 33 days ago
en otra entrega para edgargonzalez.tv el presidente de RISD John Maeda, visita la glass house de philp johnson, y nos narra su experiencia. ... Source: www.danpink.com --- 1 day ago
“RISD is MIT for the right brain.”– John Maeda, incoming president of the Rhode Island School of DesignThe quote is from a great WSJ profile of the super-innovative Maeda. Check out the WSJ writer’s description of what Maeda is doing for his presidential inauguration:“On the day I visit, an assistant in his office is folding hundreds of 15-inch squares [...] ... Source: www.kelake.org --- 10 hours ago
From John Maeda's original 16 (-3) laws of simplicity come my 6 favourite: A complex system of many functions can be simplified by carefully grouping related functions. The positive emotional response derived from a simplicity experience has less to do with utility, and more to do with saving time. The more you know about something beforehand, the simpler it will ultimately be perceived. In order to "feel," you gotta have noise. Too much noise, and all you've got is noise. The more care, attention, and effort applied to that which is less, the more it shall be perceived as more than it really is. A pure and resonant experience is only as simple as the greater context where it is appreciated. - John Maeda ... Source: www.hellorepublic.com --- 62 days ago
A Reebok nagyon nem akar lemaradni a limitált-dizájncipő versenyben, íme a harmadik együttműködésük [eredménye] John Maeda designprofesszorral, egy Reebok Struccess-nek elnevezett, színesre átmatekolt InstaPump Fury. Csak 200 pár készült belőle, mától kapható a Rbk oldalán, 200$-ért, siessetek, estig tuti elkapkodják mindet a fanatikusok. ... Find more results for John Maeda on RSSMicro.com |
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Jump ropers get air at Art Center's Serious Play conference Show's over, kids! Design conferences have become exercises in regenerated, wasteful spectacle. A self-described conference junkie shows us how to bring back the magic. "Have I died?" I swooned, gnawing my way into a third mound of chili cheese French fries. These were not your typical chili cheese fries, mind you. These fries came with a full condiment bar; overflowing, help-yourself buckets of offbeat fry adornment that included three-- three! --varieties of mayonnaise. I nodded back at Bruce Nussbaum between large, ungainly forkfuls of cheese sauce swirled with so much ketchup that it had turned pink, too focused on deciding which flavored mayo I'd ladle over my next serving (chipotle or truffle?) to actually pay attention to a word he was saying. What I heard instead was my inner monologue shrieking over the mastication of fried potatoes: "Now this is what I call a design conference." Art Center's third biennial conference, Serious Play , held this past May, was packed with such sensory overload. There were blinking Google martini glasses and sleek Steelcase seating; rockstar designers and rocket scientists. I made friends with Eames Demetrios. I talked physics with a Mentos-and-Coke fountain-making scientist. When I left I had two grand-slam presentations still ringing in my ears: The adorable John Maeda and a heartfelt Paula Scher . But even after my fry binge, I fou ...