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The webinar, hosted by Guerrini Island in Argentina, titled "Design Dialogue on LinkedIn: Redesign From Korea & Argentina," showcased a remarkable exchange of ideas and philosophies between two leading design figures, Dr. Albert Young Choi and Dr. Sebastián Guerrini. Dr. Choi, the invited speaker, and Dr. Guerrini, the moderator, delved into the multifaceted relationship between technology, aesthetics, and ethical considerations within the global design landscape. Their dialogue reflected a profound understanding of how design shapes and is shaped by cultural and technological contexts, offering a nuanced exploration of 21st-century challenges in brand and visual communication design. This engaging event emphasized the importance of cross-cultural collaboration in fostering innovation, as perspectives from Korea and Argentina illuminated shared challenges and opportunities in contemporary design practices. It resonated deeply with professionals, educators, and enthusiasts, showcasing the transformative potential of international design dialogue in addressing global issues with a culturally enriched and ethical approach. The discussion further solidified the role of design as a bridge between diverse cultural contexts, enabling creative problem-solving and forging connections that transcend geographical boundaries. #DesignDialogue, #GlobalDesign, #CrossCulturalCollaboration, #BrandDesign, #VisualCommunication, #InnovationInDesign, #EthicalDesign, #CulturalBridge, #KoreaArgentinaDesign, #21stCenturyDesignChallenges
A dialogue on design's global impact, bridging cultures, ethics, and innovation.
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Book Overview: Enhancing Visual Perception Skills for Designers This book serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding and mastering the principles of visual communication design. Its primary goal is to enhance the critical visual perception skills essential for responsible designers, enabling them to convey messages and ideas effectively through their work. By breaking down complex visual communication theories and illustrating them with practical design examples, the book provides a solid foundation for learners at various levels of expertise. Additionally, it includes self-study exercises that allow readers to practice and refine their skills independently. With a structured approach, the text systematically covers key concepts and techniques, making it an indispensable resource for students, educators, and professionals in the design field. Key Features: - Simplified Visual Communication Theory: Complex theories are presented in easy-to-understand terms and reinforced with practical design examples. - Self-Study Exercises: Interactive exercises encourage hands-on learning and the application of concepts. - Comprehensive Coverage: The book explores essential visual theories, language, and techniques tailored for those aiming to become professional designers and artists. Topics Covered: - Understanding Visual Communication Design: A foundational overview of visual communication as a discipline. - Analysis of Visual Elements and Characteristics: A detailed exploration of visual components such as shapes, lines, textures, and their roles in design. - Design Methods Using Gestalt Principles: Practical applications of Gestalt psychology in creating cohesive and impactful designs. - Communication Through Color and Imagery: An exploration of color theory and imagery in shaping emotions and conveying messages. - The Influence of Space and Time on Design: A study of how spatial arrangements and temporal elements affect perception and interaction. Purpose: This book aims to empower readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop as professional designers and artists. Integrating theoretical concepts with practical applications fosters a deeper understanding of the role of visual communication in design and its potential to inspire and influence. This makes it a valuable resource for anyone looking to contribute to the creative industries.
Study visual communication with theory, examples, and exercises to build essential design skills.
Korea prepared for the new millennium by introducing a new national standard address and implementing an integrated design system. Thursday, March 18, 2021, at 7:00 PM The event was hosted by the Graphic Design Program in the Art Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, co-hosted by the AIGA UW Madison Chapter, and sponsored by CEAS, University of Wisconsin-Madison. The street address reorganization in South Korea, which began in 2007 and was primarily implemented by 2008, marked a significant milestone in modernizing the country's wayfinding systems to align with global standards. Dr. Albert Young Choi, a prominent academic and practitioner in design, played a pivotal role in this transformation. His work addressed the visual pollution caused by inconsistent and cluttered address systems that had affected South Korea for over a century. Dr. Choi's research focused on creating a standardized design for street names and building number signs to ensure clarity and usability. His system sought to reduce wayfinding time, alleviate urban congestion, and enhance logistical efficiency while promoting aesthetic harmony. These improvements not only streamlined navigation for residents and visitors but highlighted the practical benefits of design in urban planning. Furthermore, Dr. Choi incorporated Korean cultural aesthetics into his designs, reflecting the country's unique heritage and identity. His designs effectively balanced functionality with artistic expression by weaving "Korean beauty and sensibility" into the visual framework. This approach enhanced both the practical utility of the signs and Korea's national branding efforts, contributing to a distinctive visual identity. The success of this initiative has left a lasting impact on South Korea's urban environments. Beyond enhancing everyday navigation, the design overhaul serves as a case study illustrating how thoughtful design interventions can address practical issues while simultaneously enriching a nation's cultural and aesthetic presence on the global stage. Dr. Choi's contributions continue to be celebrated for blending strategic thinking with cultural artistry, providing a model for other nations facing similar challenges. #StreetAddressReorganization #UrbanDesign #WayfindingSystems #DesignInnovation #KoreanCulturalAesthetics #UrbanPlanning #NationalBranding #VisualIdentity #ClutterFreeDesign #AlbertYoungChoi
Korea modernized its address system in 2008, blending design and culture, led by Albert Young Choi.
NeNe Chicken Promotional Video 2023, Fall Semester Course: Communication Design Studio (2nd year) Instructor: Albert Young Choi, Ph.D. Hanyang University, Korea
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NeNe Chicken Promotional Video 2023, Fall Semester Course: Communication Design Studio (2nd year) Instructor: Albert Young Choi, Ph.D. Hanyang University, Korea
커디스girl : 김도아 서현정 한라경 15sec
NeNe Chicken Promotional Video 2023, Fall Semester Course: Communication Design Studio (2nd year) Instructor: Albert Young Choi, Ph.D. Hanyang University, Korea
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