History of Industrial Design Week 11: Plastics Part 1

[@vox4pax]

Another fascinating lecture. I watched my first one on art deco, and this one did not disappoint, either.

[@plia1984]

These were the best thinhgs i found this year. The best way to suplement my design history classes.

[@emilgrenier4829]

Funny to wonder how far Sony went. Starting from a rice cooker all the way to a video game console, movies production and so much more. Really interesting courses, M. Bird. Thank you for sharing this. -from a canadian industrial designer

[@Shahrdad]

We had both the older 1952 juicer as well as the 1957 design! This brought back so many memories.

[@sebastianfernandez6146]

I agree Jonathan Ive is merely just paying Homage to Rams. It is like sampling in hip hop. Its a huge honor to be tastefully and responsibly considered in someone else's design.

[@soniashapiro4827]

This is wonderful. I hope the class went well and I'm delighted to have found these videos.

[@jamesboekbinder3967]

Great lecture! Interesting to see the Braun work put into context.

[@konradnsa]

I just discovered your channel 👍 really love your vocabulary awesome content awesome awesome!

[@girlsinvent5824]

thanks so much Matthew for your series

[@MrVorpalsword]

I think there were more sirens at a certain point in covid. I live near a hospital though and I agree, it may be that we were more scared of them during the pandemic.

[@isaiahwilliams3809]

"A mathematician who works in the field of geometry is called a geometer" says Google

[@GodelsLaw]

Geometer. A mathematician who specializes in geometry is called a geometer. (great video, by the way)

[@GodelsLaw]

I just saw Isaiah William’s comment of 11 months ago, so I thought that I might try to add something more substantial. There are several professional geometers with KZbin channels including Keenan Crane and Henry Segerman. Here are a few of Henry’s videos: -kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3-piaGEqclmrrc -kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmPWmHqsmKisms0 -kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWmuY2mIlJl7gMU -kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoHKlWWdgc2Ehqs

[@HistoryofID]

THANK YOU! Now if only I could REMEMBER that for when I need it.....

[@agaluch]

A polyomino of made of two squares joined on their sides is a domino.

[@nijoodubey3164]

:))) behind the scenes

[@QuixEnd]

I feel like I'm stealing $10,000 of tuition fees with all these youtube lectures. Did an entire 12 week class at youtube Dartmouth, no homework either!!!

[@han5k2]

23:57 *further*

[@nordfaen]

Thank YOU very much 😁