Donovan Lee's Little Blog

Recently have looked into "The Food Change", provided by Jane Hamersky.  Viewing the design process is interesting. Looking at many opportunity to create a new element to the branding. Anne's process through photography, viewing many opportunities to evolve "The Food Change" brand even further. Being a photographer having a great driving factor into designing, with the photographs giving great potential and inspirations for the designer on how to design your work.  The size of the posters looks around 6 by 6 foot big.

     From 99U's YouTube channel, they showcase a presentation from activist and  entrepreneur Antionette D. Carroll, discussing about Design Leadership and the responsibilities of leading design projects. Within the presentation, what makes it effective is the presentation putting the viewer into perspective of many design project leaders, seeing their process in leadership through each interview.       Parts of the presentation that strikes as the most effective is learning more about how each design leader process the projects, giving a more diverse view on design leadership. The presentation do also mention a "re-designer", which could center around a role of reiterating on a design.

     " Some Rules and Hints for Students and Teachers or Anybody Else " is a ruleset originally created by Sister Corita Kent for her class back around 1967-1968, but revised and popularized by American composer and musician John Cage.      Looking more into the context and premise of the set of rules, one that resonates with my experiences as a designer is the first rule: "Find a place you trust and then, try trusting it for awhile". Though not much of an "outdoorsy" type of person, the moment I do get around exploring the places I get a sense of immersion. Giving trust to many of these locations, whether they're parks, beaches, libraries, etc. adds a newer feel and more intimate connection to the place one really trusts.