Design is never neutral
To their own detriment, designers prefer to think about “how” much more than “why.”
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s a m h o c h b e r g – m e t i c u l o u s l y r a n d o m i z e d
I am consistently fascinated by designers and businesspeople who think outside the box, artists who see the world just a little differently, and the tools they use in their work. What does that have to do with this blog? We'll see.
The weird and wonderful American #roadtrip with John Margolies
For more than 30 years beginning in the 1960s, photographer John Margolies criss-crossed the USA documenting the Continue reading
.@AstonMartin used #3D scanning to recreate its DB4 GT #racecar
The British automaker worked out some of the kinks when it reissued its classic coupe. In the early 1960s, Aston Continue reading
10 reasons why every designer should learn 3D
My two passions! Cars and Computer Aided Design. Here we transcend the more routine product design and enter the realm Continue reading
The Engineer’s Curse — What is It and Do You Have It?!
Oh, my goodness, I’m not alone. It IS a curious affliction! With me, it’s unsightly – if not unnecessary – Continue reading
This cool vintage chart shows the evolution in #design of everyday objects
By Raymond Loewy, this chart from 1934 shows the shifts in design of the car, telephone, and clock, among other Continue reading
‘Industrial Design in the Modern Age’ is the Latest Book Worthy of a Spot on Your Shelf
While the marketplace is flooded with design books of all shapes and sizes, it’s only every so often that a Continue reading
.@upFronteZine Ralph Grabowski: Why @Dassault3DS figures @Solidworks will become a billion-dollar brand #CAD
“This wasn’t supposed to happen.”
