Wednesday 3rd March to 6th March join us for our public show-––> https://gather.town/app/juD1vQDpE5IC6zoZ/AllezAllez
LIVE STREAM Wednesday 3rd March 5pm GMT: https://youtu.be/KSLwwsORw-k
LIVE STREAM Public crit Thursday 4th march from 10am to 2pm GMT: https://youtu.be/_jDFeWl8gMg
Here are some links. Can you recommended any others: Blog-EspritDesign (in French) Archidesignclub (in French) Designmilk ffffound.com (intriguing pictures) curioos.com (art prints by theme) Strelka Magazine Design, architecture, social science and philosophy from a Russian and East European perspective. Yanko Design (form beyond function) AAB (?) Dezeen.com (of course)
The fashion and textile industries are notorious producers of waste. Over 50% of leather is thrown away.
Our appetite for new mobile phones creates huge amounts of valuable raw materials that are simply dumped in the environment. They contain significant quantities of copper, silver, gold, palladium and rare earth metals that could be used again.
Here are some projects applied to textiles, fashion, food, furniture and architecture plus ideas for recycling domestic materials. (These links and more from Radical Materials by Kate Franklin and Caroline Till (pub. Thames & Hudson, 2018)
This two-day workshop is a basic introduction to making a website using HTML 5 and CSS 3 code. The aim is to give you enough knowledge to put your own CV and portfolio on-line, either working from scratch or by modifying pre-existing designs and commercial templates.
Topics covered included tags, semantic structure, styling content, preparing images and deploying files on a server. Designing pages for different screen sizes and resolutions obviously distinguishes web design from the more familiar type of graphic design techniques used to produce printed copy. We therefore discussed different approaches such as fixed width vs. liquid layouts.