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Explore the unique features of Chinese art book binding, from traditional craftsmanship like silk covers and hand-sewn bindings to eco-friendly materials. Discover how Chinese art books blend cultural heritage with modern design, offering flexibility in binding styles, including scrolls, thread binding, and gift packaging. Compare with Western art books for a deeper understanding.

in one of the book , that i have, as attached view, can anyone comment on what other disciplines of today's design world that we can find its relevance ?

The new Segis Color Book is inspired by the principles of maximum sustainability. Fabrics that evoke and respect nature, full of colors waiting to be discovered. #segis #segisdesign #contractfurnituretrends #segiscolorbook

Think modern logo design started with the Bass red triangle in the 1870s? While iconic, it's NOT the true beginning. Ancient civilizations used symbols long before, and the modern concept evolved with industrialization. Today's logos are part of a rich history! A blog post from us on logo evolution coming tomorrow - stay tuned :)

How are your workspace walls looking? Take a look around. Sure you want clients to read your creds: graduation certificate, business rego, maybe an A4 certificate of appreciation from a community group? But after after the eye has clocked those, perhaps the office space is feeling a little austere or stale? Perhaps you've considered original art. I'm guessing you support local artists and businesses when you can. But original art is expensive, right? Artists have to make the work, using costly materials, then pay the framer, and the gallery needs a cut too. It's not cheap. On the other hand it is authentic, handmade unique and local. And with tax time coming our way (the ATO allows tax deductions on art for the office) it's a great time to consider a piece of original framed wall art for your work space or business. If you're still reading my wordy post at this stage, (well frankly, thank you) you are in divine luck. An exhibition of 5 local artists is opening on Saturday May 18 at a small Warragul Gallery. The landscapes of the local area captured for this exhibition are plein air paintings and works on paper created in the spirit of spontaneity. See below for more info on the opening; – where all the best pieces are bound snapped up within minutes 😊

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From the cradles of the Latin American design schools of the 2000's where we were taught that Bauhaus was the standard of ''good taste'' and that Helvetica was our best friend, at the same time, we were learning to reject our visual culture, our iconography, our vibrant colours and our chicha typographies.  I've been reflecting on this sentence from the book #DesignAnthropology and a word I read some time ago ''ill-design''. How it is that sometimes even without intending it we designers do more harm than good (including visual designers). How in that desire to develop products, services and systems to reach the mainstream we have failed communities that still carry the residue of that damage. Now finally an interdisciplinary vision is being employed where communities are co-authors, where there initiative and agency are the based of new design systems where people can thrive, and maybe we can start thinking in heal-design, instead. #DesignThinking #InclusiveDesign #DecolonizingDesignPractice

Why enter design awards? Some competitions cost money to enter - so why do we do it? Because the competition helps me remember to do my best work at all times… and because clients LOVE working with winners.  #DesignAwards #Winning #Competition

Dealing with changes in the wood flooring industry isn't just a good idea, it is a MUST. Read more in an article by our VP, David Williams here: https://hubs.ly/Q02yPQJH0