Designers have beautiful problems. Or, at least they're able to express their problems in a beautiful way. New York-based designer and educator Mitch Goldstein has designed a website titled "A Helpful Diagram," where he uses Venn diagrams to capture "the life, struggles and perspectives of a designer or design student."
"Designers give visual shape to ideas," Goldstein told Ligature. "Our favorite pieces of design are those where the designer inserts their opinion, personality, and interests into the work. We are attracted to design as form of personal expression, as well as a tool that serves communication."
Looking for some more designer-related fun? Be sure to check out this list of designer problems!
More info: ahelpfuldiagram.com | mitchgoldstein.com (h/t: designtaxi, ligature.ch)
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Should be "What the client wants you do", some designers work for a living.
Most of these make no sense. I use a ton of different fonts, delete the ones you don't use and you can get any font you like. Inspiration comes from everywhere and everything, so why would you exclude internet!! Adobe runs perfect for me, never ever crashes so that must be your pc/mac problem. And so on for 80% of these diagrams.
This is absolutely brilliant, funny, sad and true! I feel your pain. Keep up the great work. I'll use more fonts from now on, I promise :)
Most of these make no sense. I use a ton of different fonts, delete the ones you don't use and you can get any font you like. Inspiration comes from everywhere and everything, so why would you exclude internet!! Adobe runs perfect for me, never ever crashes so that must be your pc/mac problem. And so on for 80% of these diagrams.
This is absolutely brilliant, funny, sad and true! I feel your pain. Keep up the great work. I'll use more fonts from now on, I promise :)