Design Exchange Presentation 2015
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The document discusses the influence of prominent thinkers and designers, including Omar Khayyam and Leonardo da Vinci, on creative excellence through design. It emphasizes the importance of collaborative teamwork and balancing left and right brain thinking in the design industry, as well as identifies various types of designers and their contributions. By 2020, Malaysia aims to develop a balanced knowledge economy centered around design and innovation to compete globally.
Design Exchange Presentation 2015
- 3. Omar Khayyam
- 4. Omar Khayyam, an outstanding poet, he was also a great mathematician and astronomer. As a mathematician he wrote Maqalat fi al Mugabila which proved to be a great authority on algebra. As an astronomer he developed an accurate solar calendar called Al-Tarik-Al-Jalali which is much superior to the present Georgian calendar. He measured the length of the year as 365.24219858156 days i.e. up to eleven decimal places. The length of year in our time is measured as 365.242190 days.
- 6. Leonardo Da Vinci, A painter, a sculptor, an architect and an engineer. Da Vinci's fascination with science and his in-depth study of human anatomy aided him in mastering the realist art form. All the personages in his works are painted with great accuracy and detail that it is sometimes said that Da Vinci painted from the bones outward.
- 7. Steve Jobs
- 8. Steve Jobs co-founded Apple Computers with Steve Wozniak. Under Job's guidance, the company pioneered a series of revolutionary technologies, including the iPhone and iPad. According to Steve Jobs, ‘Design is a funny word. Some people think design means how it looks. But of course, if you dig deeper, it's really how it works.’
- 11. One sided thinking can’t produce sustainable success in today’s world economies Designers for example who want to take their professional place in an age of rapidly advancing digital tools must develop both sides of their brains.
- 12. The right brainers and left brainers, must work together as partners to achieve the greatest success or even to survive in today’s design driven economy. Active amplifier of creative thinking is collaborative teamwork.
- 14. The classic designers, such as Dieter Rams (consumer products), Kenji Ekuan (relationship between nature and man-made things), Milton Glaser (graphic design),Mario Bellini (interior, product, furniture design,architecture) whose work is known for both beauty and high performance
- 15. Dieter Rams
- 16. Kenji Ekuan
- 18. Mario Bellini
- 19. The artistic designers, such as Philippe Starck (interior, product, industrial and architectural design), Karim Rashid (interior an industrial design),Ross Lovegrove (consumer products), and Zaha Hadid known for the visual appeal of architecture designs, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, Donatella Versace and Giorgio Armani are fashion designers.
- 20. Philippe Starck
- 21. Karim Rashid
- 22. Zaha Hadid
- 23. Ross Lovegrove
- 24. Donna Karan
- 25. Calvin Klein
- 27. Giorgio Armani
- 28. The Strategic Designer, commands worldwide influence, Apple’s Jonathan Ive (design Apple products), Volkswagen’s Walter DaSilva( car designer), Electrolux’s Stefano Marzano (Electrolux designer), hold high level executive positions within the corporations.
- 29. Sir Jonathan Ive
- 30. Stefano Marzano
- 31. Walter DaSilva
- 32. Mark Fetherston
- 33. It is believed that Classic and strategic designers are those who will lead the cultural design revolution.
- 34. The corporate designers, whose low profile work fuels the output of companies and agencies around the world.
- 36. Tom Abang Saufi
- 37. Jimmy Choo
- 38. Zang Toi
- 39. Hijjas Kasturi
- 42. Graphic design Jewellery design Product designIndustrial design Shoe design Automotive design Animation design
- 43. Graphic design : signage system fashion design Packaging design
- 44. UMK design programmes: Visual communication, industrial design, textile fashion, multimedia are within the scope of the creative industry.
- 67. Multimedia
- 70. Fashion Design
- 81. Ideas from around you
- 93. Be a good designer. Follow iconic designers parthways. Understand environment growth. Keep abreast with latest trends and innovtive ideas.
- 94. Market ready Portfolio Build portolio from now Get ideas, unique selling ideas Do reference of world class practice
- 95. By the year 2020 Malaysia must establish a balanced and sustainable knowledge economy with the design and innovation culture being its critical and central part AND by 2050 with a world population of 9.2 billion people on this cramped earth. There is a role for design. There is no option but to design for global competitiveness and create conducive living
Editor's Notes
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- #86: Forms of Indigenous knowledge and products: Example no 6 - BATIK From it’s original form, to a totally new contemporary one.
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- #92: Forms of Indigenous knowledge and products: Example no 6 - SONGKET WEAVING From it’s original form, to a totally new contemporary one.
- #93: Forms of Indigenous knowledge and products: Example no 1 - MARIWASA Pewter Mix of two pure indigenous forms: pewter and wood carving A very high-end and niche market