When Studio 360 asked the New York-based design firm Worldstudio to give the gay pride flag a 21st century makeover, we had to leave a lot of great conversations out of the final story. Here’s a little bit more from the lively brainstorming session Worldstudio principle Mark Randall [...]
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Worldstudio is SO Over the Rainbow
Posted in New York City, Visual Art, tagged Design, gay flag, Mark Randall, rainbow, redesign, worldstudio on July 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Gay Flag Controversy in Paper Magazine
Posted in Literary, Visual Art, tagged Design, gay pride flag, Kurt Andersen on June 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Our gay pride flag redesign challenge drew lots of great listener entries – and no small amount of criticism (see here and here).
Yesterday, Papermag ran an interview with Kurt about the kerfuffle. Why mess with a beloved symbol? Kurt: “I think it’s an interesting way to make people look more closely at the things they [...]
Extreme Makeover: Gay Flag
Posted in Visual Art, tagged Design, gay pride, rainbow flag, worldstudio on June 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
June is gay pride month, and rainbow flags will be flying high at pride celebrations around the country. The flag was designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978 and is recognized around the world. But what would a pride flag look like if it were designed in 2009?
The design firm Worldstudio is taking [...]
Design for the (Japanese) World: Vol. 2
Posted in Design, Japan, Video, tagged crossing, Design, pedestrian, PSA, shibuya, Tokyo, TOTO, train, Video on November 23, 2008 | 3 Comments »
More great design solutions that I wish we could bring back with us to the US:
ITEM 1:
Say you’re shopping in a department store with your toddler and you need to go to the bathroom… where do you stick the kid? TOTO, maker of the world’s most amazing (and complex) toilets offers another great product, [...]