A design

newsletter by

Antistatique

 

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October 2020

 
 

Bonjour

 

Let's not talk about the shimmering colours of falling autumn leaves… We are hooked on less shallow topics.

Explicit content by the end of this newsletter 👉 🤜

 
 
Systemic Design Toolkit
 

ToolsSystemic Design Toolkit

Systemic Design Toolkit helps you co-create interventions to tackle organisational and societal complexity.

2°C EARTH
 

Awareness2°C EARTH

A visual guide that explores the ramifications of our increasingly warmer planet through five locations around the world whose natural and cultural heritage is threatened by climate change.

 
 
[French] Quelle est la différence entre UX Design et ergonomie ?
 

Read [FR]Quelle est la différence entre UX Design et ergonomie ?

A UX designer is not an ergonomist. If ergonomics and UX Design are notions that are too often confused: here are the main differences. /debate

 
 
Building a Mobile-Optimised Design System for Your Visual Content
 

Read Building a Mobile-Optimised Design System for Your Visual Content

6 min read — Clementine Jinhee Declercq and Michael Feeney provide a visual study on systematising content formats.

Discover The Bartlett Summer Show 2020
 

ShowcaseDiscover The Bartlett Summer Show 2020

Explore ambitious and creative work from students at The Bartlett School of Architecture.

 
 
 

Point of view

 
 
Collaboration is good for your health
 

Ethics by Design 2020

 

Last week, with Noémie, we had the chance to attend the Ethics by Design conferences. Given the current context, you will suspect that this 2020 edition took place online...

We were able to attend a wide variety of presentations. For example, the presentation of the Fairphone by Agnès Crépet and Alix Dodu, an explanation of the Systemic Design Toolkit by Sabrina Tarquini or the speech of the philosopher Tony Fry on economy and design.

What I liked best was the interactive format with students. Indeed, some students with different backgrounds explained how they defined their future profession as a designer and why they had moved towards an ethical approach. I found these interventions very spontaneous and enriching.

I also loved Célia Hodent's talk about dark patterns in video games. Her presentation was captivating because she engaged with the audience through small memory games and gave many concrete examples.

It was very interesting and I advise you to follow closely the association of "Designers éthiques", which rethinks the design of tomorrow.
 

- Tiphaine

 
 

October 2020

This month we like

 
 
Highcourt
 

Portfolio • Mike Lamont

Mike Lamont is a multidimensional 2D/3D designer and Art Director (Toronto, Canada) dedicated to crafting visually arresting designs on his computer for digital and physical worlds.

Oio studio
 

Studio • öiø / studio

Creative studio working on future products and interactions. The studio is composed of humans obviously, but bots and machines as well.

 
 
Illustrations by Weirdface
 

Illustrations • Weirdface

Work by Mexican artist Weirdface. Working with “independent apparel brands, restaurants, music bands, beer and liquor brands and anything that involves motorcycles or music”.

Rains - Never Lost
 

Fashion • Rains - Never Lost 

A digital experience for the Rains Spring / Summer 2021 collection through a range of multi-perspective scenarios. Staging inspired by the TV show sharing the same name ;)

 
 

Song of the month

🎧 “Yankee And The Brave”

triangle

by Run The Jewels

 
 

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