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A lot of perspective that CARI misses entirely-

Knowing Your Design History is Crucial to Aesthetic Innovation

>"When design and context are inextricably linked, it is good. When design detaches from its context, we are left with cliches, embarrassments…deaths. Wild’s Great Wheel of Style plays out as design oscillates from the intriguing to the unimaginative. It’s a helpful reminder for designers and design students today: if you borrow from a certain style, it’s important to know where that style came from, as well as the social and cultural contexts that gave that style its rise."
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Shit, forgot the link-

https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/knowing-your-design-history-is-crucial-to-aesthetic-innovation/
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>>459313
caring about context and history is gay
unironically just make stuff that looks cool
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>>459315
lol ok boner

>>459314
yeah they good



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