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Are some design tasks still better done by hand? And where is the line between designer and artist?
I’m a huge believer in computer-aided design. But read about Acura’s car body process. A Look at Six Car Design Continue reading
Why – And How! – To Draw
Recently, a LinkedIn conversation I was in reminded me that the art of drawing was vital for product designers. I Continue reading
Design Inspiration – Quotes On Design II
You perform the wondrous alchemy of turning things from the abstract to the concrete…
Andreas Vlahinos on #Generative #Design
Solid modeling, when it was introduced, let users design parts that could not be manufactured. With 3D printing, parts can be manufactured that cannot be designed.
Is it good #design…if it never gets used?
Consider this perfectly practical, effective idea…the original parallel parking assist. The fifth-wheel system uses your spare and hydraulics to help Continue reading
On #Design and Libertarian Paternalism: How to help users make better choices
If we define “best” as healthiest for users’ well-being, should we as designers be forcing users into what we know Continue reading
Read my latest @GSC3D #SOLIDWORKS blog post #3D #CAD
It’s Autumn. The evenings are shorter, the days cooler. Football and hockey seasons are ramping up. Monotonous green landscapes turn into Continue reading
