As I was reading about the seven types of creative blocks, I couldn’t help but connect them to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. At the base of the pyramid are physiological needs, followed by safety, love and belonging, esteem, and, finally, … Continued
A brand design I did for a friends small business a couple of years back but never got around sharing it. Recently, with the increase in the use of AI and the proliferation of digital tools, I feel the need … Continued
In continuation of my earlier blog, the 4Ps of futures thinking—Possible, Plausible, Probable, and Preferred futures—can be a powerful framework for design education. Possible Futures – All the futures we can imagine, no matter how outlandish or unlikely. Include this … Continued
My biggest concern with design education has been, and remains to date, is that design schools primarily remain way too focussed on satisfying current market employment needs. Students as well as the colleges in general look at the short term … Continued