-
Continue reading →: Emotional Design, the Experience Economy, and the Ethics of FeelingVisual storytelling doesn’t operate through just images and narrative, but also though emotion. Every room we walk into, interface we interact with, and product we buy and use has the potential to change how we feel before we even know it. This realization led me to explore the relationship between…
-
Continue reading →: The Rituals of ReadingIn the quiet moments of the day, reading becomes an easy ritual. Starting off slow mornings by the soft glow of a lamp to afternoons among the shelves of a bookstore. Books move through these moments like easy friends, creating a rhythm that eases the mind. This photo essay traces…
-
Continue reading →: Designing for the Mind: How Behavioral Economics Shapes What We See, Feel, and DoWe make thousands of visual decisions everyday; decisions like what the read, what to buy, and even what to trust. A lot of the time, these choices feel instinctive and almost automatic. However, in reality, they are shaped by the invisible relationship between behavioral economics and design. Designers know that…
-
Continue reading →: How Visual Storytelling Imagines TomorrowEllen Lupton reminds us in her book, Design is Storytelling, that “design is the art of thinking ahead and predicting possible futures”. Her ideas about scenario planning and design fiction show how design can move beyond solving problems and can visualize what might come next. These tools connect directly to…






