I think that maybe there are some rules of what we can call beauty. But I doubt a bit of them. What I see people doing and liking now is much different from what it was before. And we cannot say it was ugly before or that is ugly now. Maybe to say that something is beauty and make the others believe that what you say is true makes part of the “specialist image”. Compare like this: as only doctors can say what sickness is only an expert in arts can say what art is and what beauty is… and so on.
Join our network of non-profits, companies and individuals who believe social change can happen through design.
Become A MemberPopular Blogs
- Mark Wieczorek
5 Votes / 5 Posts - Samuel Vider
3 Votes / 3 Posts - Michiko Sakamura
1 Votes / 1 Posts - Sarah Lidgus
1 Votes / 1 Posts
Most Active Members
- Kate Andrews
321 Recent Posts - v-neeta
280 Recent Posts - steven landau
157 Recent Posts - Douglas Best
126 Recent Posts
Recent Work Samples
- FreeVectorFinder
Designer (Web Design) - Vanessa partida
Designer (Graphic Design) - Antonis Kiourktsis
Designer (Product Design) - Jamie Farnish
Designer (Graphic Design)
People
Back to Listing
Luciana Naomi Hirata
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Designer (Product Design)
Member since December 09, 2008
-
I agree with you.
Communication
Votes (0)
In response to does objective beauty exists in graphic design?, posted by "designers^2 graphics",
in the thread does objective beauty exists in graphic design?Posted December 23, 2008
By Luciana Naomi Hirata
- Chronological
- Most Popular
My Interests
- Industrial Design
- Environmental Design
- Communication Design
- Fashion Design
- Audio/Visual Design
