Nicer Tuesdays: Caterina Bianchini

[@nickbarry659]

Can't like this enough. Wonderful designs, a lovely description of the process. Really Inspiring, thank you.

[@jaysenb]

super super talented designer, blown away by her!

[@killerskiely100]

Absolutely beautiful work!

[@marcelpatrick3840]

A tip : watch series at flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.

[@hamzarylan7895]

@Marcel Patrick yea, I have been watching on flixzone} for since november myself =)

[@abelcasey9416]

@Marcel Patrick Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone} for since november myself :D

[@ThePopcorn558]

Such a revolutionary studio NARI is. As a Graphic Designer I’m so impressed by them & their output. Constantly pushing & evolving the face of modern design.

[@yasmeenfanari]

THANK YOU Caterina Bianchini

[@vinayakmalkari]

Hi I guess the book is called Design of art.

[@tombinroth]

Fantastic

[@joaocou]

She’s just basically ripping off braulio amado etc., what’s the use in trying to justify that with senseless theory?

[@redzeroism]

gee thats a pretty huge claim...

[@joaocou]

​@@redzeroism is it not at least partially true, though? and don't her rationalizations sound thin?

[@redzeroism]

@@joaocou What would Braulio's rationalisations be for his work then?

[@joaocou]

@@redzeroism you're probably right in that they wouldn't be more lucid or even make much more sense than caterina's. but at least I can find remnants of a research practice and of a universe of ideas in what he does as well as in the discourse he builds around it. plus, I can't say I've ever seen him try to inflate any of his work with rhetoric in this way…

[@redzeroism]

@@joaocou yeah i agree with you. sometimes i wish designers would just say "i did not think about any design principles or theory when making this poster"

[@art_means_artificial]

boring designs! and terrible sound recording ! fix it