International Design TalksBeing the memory of thoughts and knowledge, the book is in and of itself sustainable. Together with its content, its design bears witness to its times. Designers are creators of sustainability, and accomplices of the zeitgeist. Will there be a happy end?
The migration of print media to electronic media is accelerating. But many electronic publishers are ignoring typography, creating a dangerous precedent for the future. Matthew Butterick will examine why the historically friendly relationship between typography and the technology industry has crumbled. He will also explain how writers, designers, and readers must take a greater role in preventing typography from being washed away by the tide of declining expectations.
She talks about how the role of a designer has changed and how she has changed her relationship to design over the years.
The keynote speaker of TYPO Berlin 2012 sustain focused on the moral dimensions of life and design. He spoke about the 7 sins and virtues, and tackled the biggest problems and how each of us can solve them. All those who see his presentation won’t be able to say that they did not know what individual responsibility means in a global context.
Joshua Davis wrapped up Day 1 of TYPO San Francisco Connect on the Novellus Theater Main Stage.
Tina Roth Eisenberg (aka Swissmiss) held the opening talk of the TYPO San Francisco 2012 Connect on April 5, 2012.