Inspiration Ideation Creation
My philosophy comes from years of designing for clients and teaching young designers a reliable process for finding effective solutions to branding and marketing problems. Inspiration requires allowing oneself to be influenced by all kinds of sources and experiences. Ideation narrows down those influences and helps begin the research process. This includes defining targeted solutions for corporate identities, social media marketing campaigns, and print collateral. Creation involves developing final design strategies that consider the end user for the service or product.
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Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe said, “only an idea has the power to spread so far.” When looking at specific formal aspects of design for the Olympics from countries all over the world, that statement reigns true—considering the influence of Bauhaus on global design. My premise is that graphic design campaigns for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, 1968 Mexico Olympics, and the 1972 Munich Olympics all have identities or typography or print collateral that embodies traces of Bauhaus styles and ideas. While designers like Yusaku Kamekura, Lance Wyman, and Otl Aicher did embrace the cultural or political pride of each of those countries, they found a balance between the pervasive tenants of the Bauhaus and each country’s national expectations.
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