James Hurst on the Strategic Impact of Design for Meaningful Change
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Tom May
The kind of bagel that ruins lesser bagels for you.
Summary
The article features an interview with James Hurst, a prominent designer and creative director, discussing the importance of design as a tool for meaningful change. Hurst emphasizes the strategic aspect of branding and technology in shaping the creative landscape.
Key quotes
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'Weird the Norm'
Design as a declaration rather than decoration is reshaping how creative professionals approach meaningful change
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