A New York-based designer and educator person has since created a website “www.ahelpfuldiagram.com” by Mitch Goldstein which is packed with some logistician diagrams that creatively and accurately captures the life, struggles and views of a designer or design student. This series has titled ‘A useful Diagram’, the website options easy, painfully honest diagrams concerning portfolios, hoarding fonts, specialisation and social life that most designers can likely be able to relate to.
We have hosted blow some diagrams to amaze you or you can visit the website to look at these brutally honest diagrams. do you agree with them?
We hope our previous articles will amaze you
- 10 Times Designers Should Say No to Clients
- Say No to Free Designs, Otherwise It Will End Up in the Trash
- Two Types of Design Clients in The World
- 9 Excuses of Design Clients Who Don’t Want to Pay
- Client Vs Designer – Funny Gifs of When Client Comes Back With More Changes
- As a Freelancer How to Say No to Client and Refuse Bad Projects
In which we understand art school.
In which we consider the results of hoarding.
In which we consider the distraction of argument.
In which we consider our relationship to technology.
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In which we lament our font collection.
In which we consider how we spend our time.
In which we understand our scope of knowledge.
In which we beat a dead horse.
In which we get inspired.
In which we attend art school.
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In which we lament our digital instability.
In which we contextualize ourselves.
In which we consider the role of sports in design.
In which we consider finals week.
In which we consider logo redesigns.