Industrial Design is fun, exciting, and always evolving. At times it’s unpredictable—and even unfair—but it’s also deeply creative, visual, and tangible. It’s an experience, a strategy, a point of view; something that can feel abstract while remaining grounded in the real world.
So, how do you define industrial design? ✨
2 months agothe_turquoise_shadow
Would love to hear a special covering why Johny Ives Ferrari car design was such a epic turd drop and fail, and also curious if someone would chime in on why he can’t seem to leave breakaway from his Apple/Iphone design language and move on? Was he a one trick pony?
7 months agobrendabuilds
The fact that Offsite exists makes a lot of sense to me. As industrial designers, we question how people live and improve systems. Makes sense that we also have a school the questions how education should be taught 🙌
7 months agoelodiedelassus
Love how designers get to challenge how and why things are made; if they are still relevant for people, and societies. Taking broader perspectives, making products and systems more inclusive and mindful of it s own impact on the people and the planet. Gets me excited to see what the next generation of designers will challenge and reshape 👏
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