Otto Storch inspired web design

Designer and author Andy Clarke studies work from designers from outside the web-books, graphics, magazines, or other projects-understands the problems they’re hoping to solve, sees what we can learn, and talks about how to apply it to the web.
This is important because if we’re going to keep improving product and website designs, we need to look for design inspiration in different places. If we always only look at other products and websites for inspiration, we’ll end up with carbon copies and pale imitations.
This episode is about the influential American editorial designer Otto Storch and his work.
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[@leemowlem-pixels]

This is bl**dy fantastic Andy!! - Thank you so much for starting this series X As someone who feels creatively moribund at the moment this was such a breathe of fresh air and so inspiring. I feel like you are the creative genius the web needs right now! We have all got stuck in boring and corporate style rectangles! I love how you pick apart past design and use it to create such beautiful responsive designs. As a former graphic designer I stashed my creativity away in the cupboard when I moved to web, as I just couldn't think of a way to make it work responsively but this has lit a fire in my belly. I cant wait to dive into the rest of your videos and follow more. Thank you! - As an art student I loved the work of artists Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer and Cindy Sherman so would love you to review Barbara or Jenny as I found the typography & language in their art particularly powerful.

[@blokche_dev]

Inspiring. Cannot wait for more. We have so many possibilities with modern CSS!

[@meygavox]

Thx 4 your videos. Attention: there is a problem with audio.The sound of your videos are played only in the left ear (sound is stereo, but there is no signal on the right channel). All the best.