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Product Designer at Aviato Joined over 8 years ago

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  • Posted to Show DN: Genius Hub - chat app designed for AMAs, in reply to William Channer , Aug 07, 2015

    How is the experience going to be better?

    0 points
  • Posted to Site Design: Rokivo - Think. Define. Design., Aug 06, 2015

    I know a wordpress site when I see one.

    0 points
  • Posted to This PayPal design looks a whole lot like Nike’s, Aug 05, 2015

    Who cares? This is how design works. Copy & iterate. Take what works and make it your own. I challenge you to create something with zero influence from the outside world.

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  • Posted to Crafting Icons, in reply to jj moi , Aug 04, 2015

    The things you described as supposed to be immediately recognizable, able to scale, and work in B&W, are subsets of icons -> traffic signs, user interface/GUI icons, airport wayfinding symbols, Olympic pictograms, etc.

    Yes, this is exactly what I was describing. Now how would you define illustration (drawing, sketch, painting, print, etc.)?

    Do Eli's examples sway more towards illustration or icon?

    0 points
  • Posted to Crafting Icons, in reply to Eli Schiff , Aug 04, 2015

    We can agree to disagree.

    6 points
  • Posted to Crafting Icons, in reply to Eli Schiff , Aug 04, 2015

    A little bit, but not so much. Logos can have a lot more room for interpretation and symbolism. Icons are supposed to be immediately readable and intuitive.

    If it means anything, I have a BFA in Graphic Design with a focus in print design.

    5 points
  • Posted to Crafting Icons, in reply to Eli Schiff , Aug 04, 2015

    It's only derogatory if you think so. I was taught to think of icons like letterforms. They need to be simple, scale to many different sizes, and work in B&W. They should be clear and readable with little room for interpretation.

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