It doesn’t have to fit perfectly… Design standards like moralities are mostly cloaked defensible space for groups. (Though of course there are rare times when design ingenuity and a genuine concern for others meet — like say in the functional beauty of a stop sign).
This understanding (rare as it may be) leaves the field quite open for whatever. Things don’t have to line up, etc. “Good design” can be a dented car. The subtly jerky rhythm and casualness of curation on photographer Pavel Golik’s site is a lovely example. It’s like his talent is so high that it only needs the slightest whiff of design incidence.
This understanding (rare as it may be) leaves the field quite open for whatever. Things don’t have to line up, etc. “Good design” can be a dented car. The subtly jerky rhythm and casualness of curation on photographer Pavel Golik’s site is a lovely example. It’s like his talent is so high that it only needs the slightest whiff of design incidence.