On-demand design is revaluing the practice of design in all disciplines. It is challenging designers to rethink their place and role in the economy and in culture.

1. Erik Adigard: Designer Of Tomorrow

2. take away: new tools have changed the way we relate to time
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100% open
100% creative
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3. take away: new tools have changed the way we relate to time (yesterday)
SPEED
PAST MOMENTUM FUTU
those who ignore the future
are condemed to live it._donald norman

4. take away: new tools have changed the way we relate to time
PAST SPEED FUTU

5. take away: new tools have changed the way we relate to time
PAST SPEED FUTU

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12. lowdown:
these “tools” are:
1. turning the idea of creation
into a new form of mass
consumerism:
2. triggering the call for
a new ontology of design.

13. take away: a new design brain IDEALISTIC
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14. take away: a new design brain IDEALISTIC
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15. take away: a new design brain IDEALISTIC
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16. e
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designa t
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(minds vs. numbers)
1: minds 2: numbers
CREATIVE DESIGN EXPERIENCE DESIGN
+CRAFTS +ANALYTICS

17. plan B: ?????
Adobe
California College of the Arts
American Institute of Graphic Arts
Chaumont Poster Festival

18. 2010 International poster and graphic design festival of Chaumont, France
what is
graphic
design?

25. what is it?
where is it going?
how is it going?
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26. DESIGNER OF
TOMORROW?

27. DESIGNER OF
TOMORROW?
?

29. TECHNOLOGY CREATOR

30. VS.

31. 10,000 monkeys (+bots) = 1 designer?

32. PRESENT
DESIGNER

33. COLLECTIVE CHALLENGES X COLLECTIVE PARTICIPATION

34. TECHNE
EXPERIMENTATION POETRY
CREATION
RESEARCH
LITERACY
INNOVATION
INTENT
»DESIGN…
INVENTION ECONOMY

35. …IS WHAT TURNS IDEAS INTO LIFE

36. ©Hans Silvester

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