Nothing is New
In 1990, a reflection piece in and of itself, Stewart Home campaigned an Art Strike. For three years, he encouraged artists to cease making art in an attempt to reevaluate their roles as artists and...
View ArticleCritical Graphic Design
The Invention of Writing is one of the biggest Graphic Design activities there ever was. But very few people are aware— that is Graphic Design. When you are a Graphic Designer you will be referred to...
View ArticleDigital Identity & YOU
In our era of internet and social networking, individual identity is pushed further and further into obscurity. One of the culprits is digital image cultivation, which allows us to present ourselves...
View ArticleGraphic Detour
Graphic design is not what it once was. Compared to the nineties, a small craft and cultural field seemed clear but in the 21st century is has become a democratized discipline in the center of the...
View ArticleDocumenting Current Trends In Design
We at ReVision Arts have recently reached out to the curators of one of our favorite sites. Trendlist.org. They have been doing an amazing job in their spare time of identifying the current trends;...
View ArticleTen Things I Have Learned: Milton Glaser (Part of AIGA Talk in London)
November 22, 2001 1. YOU CAN ONLY WORK FOR PEOPLE THAT YOU LIKE. This is a curious rule and it took me a long time to learn because in fact at the beginning of my practice I felt the opposite....
View ArticleMy |krē-āˈtivitē| Recipe
My |krē-āˈtivitē| Recipe. Since I was a child I’ve been fascinated with the creative world. It is also when I’ve started my journey to explore myself as a creative individual. I’ve learned many...
View ArticlePart 1: Can Techies be Creative?
At a Digital Arts in Education conference, not so long ago a few questions were posed. The first question was: “How should we prepare ourselves for the rapidly increasing demand for software...
View ArticleMephistopheles Recurring. (Part 1)
“Ah, he serves you well, indeed! He scorns earth’s fare and drinks celestial mead. Poor fool, his fervent drives him far! He half knows his own madness, I’ll be bound. He’d pillage heaven for its...
View ArticleMephistopheles Probably Wished He Was More Like Sisyphus or Whatever, You...
“Inspiration could be called inhaling the memory of an act never experienced.” - Jonathan Letham, via Ned Rorem. It seems only a natural progression and appropriate response to the Postmodern...
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