Simple.
Simple. This is one thing Milton Glaser realized he needed to incorporate into “I <3 New York,” in order for it to be iconic. Often, humans try to go “above and beyond”; we think everything has to be exciting and… Continue Reading
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Timeless Typeface
Before this movie, I was unaware of how often Helvetica is used. Helvetica is “just there, on every street corner.” Helvetica is the typeface you see more than others; this is because it is neutral, good for everything, and timeless.… Continue Reading
Less is More
The most important thing I took from To Inform and Delight is the calculative thought process that goes into Milton Glaser’s work. No matter how simple, every seemingly unimportant detail had a story behind it. This fact was especially noticeable when he described what he… Continue Reading
Two Big Lessons From Glaser
After watching “To Inform and Delight” I learned a lot not just about Milton Glaser, but about graphics designers and graphics design in general. I learned a lot about the technical aspects of graphics design and the types of… Continue Reading
Simply Planned
I’m going to be honest here. My last memory of me sketching was when I still had pig-tails and a yellow dress with cherries. Basically, I was of a very young age and my drawings did not look like much.… Continue Reading
Assignment #1: Lessons Learned
To be honest, I found it quite daunting when I was asked to read the advice of 31 individuals who took the graphics course last year however, I learned numerous different tips that will better my work as the year… Continue Reading