Collection of Editorials by Sudhir Sharma in Designindia Magazine
I am a designer, publisher, speaker and a traveler. I am the founder of IndiDesign, a brand and business consulting company I also publish Designindia Magazine and host 'India's best Design Awards'. Lets connect
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Sudhir in Indian and Global Design Jury
I often marvel at smart, efficient and working solutions. You see them all over. So many times when I am traveling I stop and marvel at some details, beautiful carvings, elaborately colored furniture, hand painted cafe graphics…this is where art and design become one for me.
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To be a happy and content designer, one should cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good project that comes to you, and to continuously think of its benefits. Designers are always surrounded by stress-inducing problems that they are trying to solve; gratitude can be a huge stress buster for them.
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And now Pool is seven years old…84 issues! Not a new design magazine anymore, it has matured, settled into its editorial stance, and has a certain maturity to its visual language. Of some repute, the magazine has influenced and educated a generation of designers in these seven years. It is a good milestone to be at.
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Following up on WIDC 2016 where more than 26 global design organizations came together in China, in June this year CIDA (China Industrial Design Association) invited 10 global organizations to report progress on WIDC’s agenda for last year, and to announce the agenda for this year.
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Most of us in India live and grow up with constraints. I would say most of us in Asia grow up in a household, society and country with multiple constraints – not just physical and economic but social, cultural and religious as well.
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We have a huge power of forming impressions about a future experience, not by direct past experience but by computing some unknown codes about related or non-related experiences in the past. We could call this ‘intuition’, but most often, it is a ‘preconception’.
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Big data is a very exciting field for designers; it provides insights and usage patterns that can convert company offerings.
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Ku* (Kyriaki Hadjisavva) is a Graphic designer, she studied Graphic Arts ~ Typography & Visual communication in Greece / has 20 years experienced / specialized on publication / creative director on Archetypo Publications for 5 years (the top Publ.House in Greece…
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It is important for designers to understand their own nature and work within that sphere for best results.
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Intuition or naturalness and cultural agnostic design is becoming the hallmark of international cities. It helps discover where you should look for a taxi at the airport; where you might find toilets in a shopping mall; or how you should signal for a waiter in a restaurant.
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