You can't call (rich, flat) calligraphy "design"
Think about it: typefaces replacing calligraphy was an early example of minimalist/lean design replacing rich/fat design. Now phone icons.
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*fat of course! Flat has colonized my thoughts
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It's a bit of a stretch, but ok. Movable Type was some kind of early technology (technology ➜ design). But calligraphy definitely wasn't.
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You've just called it "illustration"! Application of it is a design choice, not even design.
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You perverted dogmatist. Ahah, no: I try to keep a "holistic" vision of the whole, but in order to understand you need to recognize X from Y
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You can call everything design then. Nice name for a first child.
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Oh man, it is! Design is projectual, do it by hand, do it by CAD. A designer is a producer.
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What does this even mean? There are calligraphic typefaces. Can't the minimalist/lean design convergence be the medium massaging it?
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