Design Assembly NZさんのイラストまとめ

Field Guide 2020: Towards Openness
Exploring how the distance between us, the differences in our circumstances and experiences could foster inclusion in Aotearoa Design.
https://t.co/0KGAz4MHqU

Words by @typographHer Art by @carolgreen

#Wellington Join us to learn all about the value of strategy with @raulsarrot 25 Sept.

A deep dive into the world of business and brand strategy, exploring how we can translate core purpose into a meaningful value-driven strategy.

https://t.co/Xm3sm9RJkm

#strategy #design

Field Guide 2020: Angie Tangaere
This article continues an exploration into the ways that tangata whenua are drawing upon their ancestral knowledge and adapting the learnings to challenge the status quo.

https://t.co/wMooOSRbmZ

Words @whaangaschollum
art Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho

A Daring & Caring Re-imagining
2020 thrust upon us an opportunity to reset – despite the disruption, the pandemic has the potential to be a positive turning point in the design industry – this article explores your bold ideas and ambitions for our future.
https://t.co/89da512XAB

https://t.co/x2ABKRME9w

Though we can’t predict an exact future, we can certainly identify global trends and consider some of the exciting opportunities for our industry.

Words by kate_mcg_ Art by @lucie_blaze

Nga mihi nunui! This article continues an exploration into the ways that tangata whenua are drawing upon their ancestral knowledge and adapting the learnings to challenge the status quo. Desna Whaanga-Schollum interview with Keri Whaitiri
https://t.co/m69LDKQBDh

WELLINGTON: The Value of Strategy with @raulsarrot
September 25 @ 9:00 am - 12:30 pm

https://t.co/ZZ0CPj4vtM

A practical workshop on how to translate a business vision into a game-changing, value-driven brand strategy.

Field Guide 2020: Speaking with your ears
"Te Tiriti o Waitangi gives us a framework for partnership."
Words by @markeasterbrook Art by @munzystuff

Speaking with your ears by @MarkEasterbrook
"As a designer or writer or any kind of creative practitioner, you have a creative voice. If you are working with or for Māori, learn to create space in your work for other voices in a collaborative and open way"
https://t.co/vSXU4LSrV5

This crisis is a reset. Aotearoa design can establish a more vibrant and more diverse space for our practice leading the way for our peers globally.
https://t.co/7uD7lVd0ko
Art @carolgreen words @typographHer