The design and The Play is an article written by Paul Rand. Paul Rand is a famous graphic designer known for designing logos such as ABC, UPS, and Westinghouse. This article gave us as readers more insight into Rand’s work… Continue Reading
Design and The Play Personally after reading Paul Rands excerpt, I feel as though it helped me gain more backstory and detail into the designs that he talks about. Before I would use these games whether it be a crossword,… Continue Reading
In the reading, The Design and The Play, Paul Rand makes a variety of connections between how a student learns design and games. He connects learning design to several different games using a variety of shapes and methods. Several of… Continue Reading
This reading was very informative. I agree with the idea of the play instinct. Last semester I taught kindergarteners about music. Especially when teaching children, it is very important to involve the play instinct to keep their attention and interest.… Continue Reading
After reading the article, Design and the Play Instinct, by Rand Paul, I am left agreeing with his claims that graphic design requires and element of play to achieve a good design. Rand uses examples from historic designers and artists… Continue Reading
From reading “The Design and the Play”, Rand makes a statement about what a student learns from creating basic design. There are variety of relationships such as harmony, order, proportion, number, measure, rhythm, symmetry, contrast, color, texture, and space are… Continue Reading
The first thing that caught my eye about this the first time reading through was the crossword puzzle. As a family we have bee doing them since I was very little and I was always very interested but… Continue Reading
Reaction to The Design and The Play: This was a very interesting read I learned new things and gained different perspectives on how students learn. In order to keep a student’s focus you have to arouse their curiosity and hold… Continue Reading
Throughout this reading, we learn about the process of graphic design and how complicated it truly is. Graphic design is more of a personal process than anything else because it requires so much expression and personalization that allows the viewer… Continue Reading
The author talks about the perspective and opportunities that school teaches kids. I agree with his ability to express that school doesn’t provide enough perspective, when he says, “The student has an illusion of creating great art in an atmosphere… Continue Reading