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Andy Bainbridge – Lecturer in Visual Communications – Preston UK
Mike Rigby – Creative Director Interbrand – Sydney AUS
Billy Harkcom – Creative/Director Hark!Design – San Francisco USA
Jon Harker – Lecturer in Visual Communications – Preston UK
Jennie Spiller – Designer Turner Duckworth – London UK
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THE CURIOUS MR WOLFF
Posted by Mike Rigby
Michael Wolff, founding partner of Wolff Olins, shares his advice to design students entering the industry. He explains the power of asking WHY, and that the most useful tool available to any designer, is your own curiosity. Surprising it has so few views.
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The importance of curiosity cannot be understated. As design students, and therefore the next generation of designers now is the time to employ that curiosity. Forget ‘right & wrong’ and engage with the world around you – great post, thanks Mike