image credit: digitaltribes At SXSW, Clay Shirky told a comical anecdote about how, in a last ditch effort to save the profession of the scribe from the faster, more efficient, less expensive invention of mechanical movable type introduced Gutenberg, an elegantly crafted argument was drafted, copied, and printed… using, not the scribes, but the very
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… (just) aesthetics This is not just Graphic Design. This is not simply the visual elements of an object. However, it is certainly as elegant, as beautiful, and arguably more important. Instead of focusing on how a form will function, Business Design focuses on how a function will form.… … perfection There is a misconception that
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I like creating solutions out of design. I live for turning nothing more than an idea, into a living breathing system (much more than I like the day to day management of it). Once it works, and satisfies the need, I pass it on, I am bored with it, and my mind is no longer challenged.
That said, the future of Tt(h)B will bring posts that focus more
Now that the past is out of the way, it is time to get down to business and answer some questions many of you have been asking like:
* What exactly is Tt(h)B’s definition of design?
Growing Pains:
Right before college the search for a practical application of my passion brought me to architecture. I remember thinking “I’ve found it! This is where I can place my passion This is where I can use my energy” As an architect, I could once again bring physical reality to ideas.
The Early Years:
As I reflected on the moments that brought me to my sentence, it became evident that I’ve already lived a lifetime influenced by design. Though it may have been called other things at the time, the pieces that played into my passion, my drive, and my success for what I was doing can all be traced back to design. Every. Single. Time.
What does it mean to be blind? Physically it means lack of eyesight, but that’s not all. It also means relying on, adapting to, and utilizing other senses. When a person loses their vision it is well known that they adapt to use their other senses fill in the gap. They fine tune, key in, become more aware of how they touch, interact with, and perceive the world around
