Concept Evaluation

The Earth (ken Miki)

Ken Miki's The Earth design is simple and aligent that work well and communicate directly with people.
His concept is very simple and strait forword it shows his studio's location in the world map in very creative way. According to his method "Designing as we tallk" the concept was very simple for this design. Having feeling something by touching it keeps in mind perfectly that is why he has produced his studio's map in 3D. Having creating 3D box it can covers the whole world map as his design requirments and he has used white colour for all the box and the world map that tells the simlicity and neatness of his work. Doing embossed effect on the world map that lift the design quality perfectly. I think his simple design concept is far more better.

Trends and Designers

The physical trends that found in AG Ideas are;

Simplicity 
The artist who follow that trend are - Ken Miki and Adam Hunt

Ken Miki's designs

Adam Hunt's work

Those designers that I have chosen here are follow the simplicity in very claver manner. According to ken miki's designs that display above it shows the map of his office in a very simple and new way. Most of his designs are dealing with contrast and white colour. His design themes also very simple and allegiant that follows the words we speak. He is always trying to assemble the parts of design process  in way we speak words that is why he called 'designing as we talk' to his method. His designs always neat, clean and simple.
                                                        The other designer that I have chosen here is Adam Hunt is  Sydney-based creative guy. His ideas are excellent and very strait forward, alway talking to the point in simple and funny way. He always trying to laugh the audience by producing TV commercials in very simple but creative way. He always thinks differently it works well with his passion.

Patterns and Shapes
The artist are Simon pole and Matthew Harding

Matthew Harding's work

Simon pole's work

Indigo design network

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