Simplicity Is Not The Goal. It Is

Graphic Design, Which Evokes The Symmetria Of Vituvius, The Dynamic Symmetry Of Hambidge, The Asymmetry Of Mondrian; Which Is A Good Gestalt, Generated By Intuition Or By Computer, By Invention Or By A System Of Coordinates, Is Not Good Design If It Does Not Communicate.

Art Is An Idea That Has Found Its Perfect Visual Expression. And Design Is The Vehicle By Which This Expression Is Made Possible. Art Is A Noun, And Design Is A Noun And Also A Verb. Art Is A Product And Design Is A Process. Design Is The Foundation Of All The Arts.

The Public Is More Familiar With Bad Design Than Good Design. It Is, In Effect, Conditioned To Prefer Bad Design, Because That Is What It Lives With. The New Becomes Threatening, The Old Reassuring.

Design Can Be Art. Design Can Be Aesthetics. Design Is So Simple, That's Why It Is So Complicated.

Simplicity Is Not The Goal. It Is The By-product Of A Good Idea And Modest Expectations.