Finally there is some movement on the weblog of the “simplicity” seminar. And some very good items popped up already.
For instance some explanatory animations by Nigel Holmes which look pretty much like the things we did in the “density” seminar. And also I learned that John Maeda at MIT started an experimental research project called “Simplicity” (I wonder who will fund such research here in Germany). Interesting as well: “Simplicity – Nine Theses” that have been presented at the equally named forum in September 1994 of the International Design Forum Ulm and Ulm School of Design Foundation.
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Simplicity (cont.)
Finally there is some movement on the weblog of the “simplicity” seminar. And some very good items popped up already.
For instance some explanatory animations by Nigel Holmes which look pretty much like the things we did in the “density” seminar. And also I learned that John Maeda at MIT started an experimental research project called “Simplicity” (I wonder who will fund such research here in Germany). Interesting as well: “Simplicity – Nine Theses” that have been presented at the equally named forum in September 1994 of the International Design Forum Ulm and Ulm School of Design Foundation.