Emptiness is one of the core philosophies of MUJI design(ny.racked.com)
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Emptiness is one of the core philosophies of MUJI design
http://ny.racked.com/archives/2010/11/04/the_superman_and_batman_of_japanese_design_come_together_to_talk_muji.php
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I can't upvote you enough.
One of the questions most often asked is: How do I become a better web designer?
The answer is to get inspiration from sources outside of the Internet. Design books that talk about theory will do more for oneself in the longrun than more CSS galleries.
One of the questions most often asked is: How do I become a better web designer?
The answer is to get inspiration from sources outside of the Internet. Design books that talk about theory will do more for oneself in the longrun than more CSS galleries.
Now I can't upvote you enough.
"The answer is to get inspiration from sources outside". There was a figher pilot in the 60's through 90's who proved very formally that this is the case. Life and death, creation, and existence (and modern military theory) is based on pulling inspiration from the outside.
Destruction and creation http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.168...
"The answer is to get inspiration from sources outside". There was a figher pilot in the 60's through 90's who proved very formally that this is the case. Life and death, creation, and existence (and modern military theory) is based on pulling inspiration from the outside.
Destruction and creation http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.168...
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My advice to all HN readers, forget the 37signals/internet self help books and order designing design.