March 7, 2009
“A client comes to you with a definition of the problem, or ideas about what they want to accomplish. Sometimes they have a sophisticated view of it, sometimes they don’t. I find myself frequently spending time with the client redefining the problem, backing up, going back to the beginning. Not infrequently the ‘problem’ turns out to be the ‘symptom.’ You have to sometimes move back, in order to move forward to really understand what the nature of the solution should be.”
Saul Bass, Graphic Designer, Filmmaker
Support this solo initiative
What began as a collection of links has evolved into a comprehensive archive committed to creative culture—offering so far 395 interviews with under-the-radar Artists, Designers & Makers, in addition to 202 write-ups across events, books, movies, more. Free to explore. Free from ads. If you gain a level of motivation, knowledge, even delight, from Design Feast, please support on Patreon. Thanks for your consideration!
Wishing you continual success,
Nate Burgos, Content Creator & Publisher
Since its original version, Design Feast was redesigned once and then for the second time.
LinkedIn | X | Instagram | Facebook