<transcript><audio_68>self-expression design is about communication and so these are really distinct for me i am a big fan of art and i'm a big fan of design and sometimes they come together but i think in ordinary</transcript><transcript><audio_69>definitions we often think about design as number two we'll come back uh number two the arrangement of lines or shapes to create a form a pattern or decoration but in fact i'm thinking that the the</transcript><transcript><audio_70>definition that's more useful to us is the number one and i just took the first definition that came up when i googled so um however or and sorry</transcript><transcript><audio_71>this is very trigger-happy another definition of design is the one that jared spool gives us and that is design is about rendering intent so for example where do you keep your hot pad holders in your kitchen</transcript><transcript><audio_72>i suspect that they're in a drawer near the stove or oven and they are or they're hanging someplace nearby there where you can get at them easily you probably didn't put them across the room in with the</transcript><transcript><audio_73>tablecloths because you use them so frequently so that's you acting as a designer to design the functionality of your kitchen you want the hot pad holders near the thing that gets hot and easily available</transcript><transcript><audio_74>same thing for all the other stuff that gets designed and the this article about redesign of the design process it probably is of interest and i hope will spark your uh your excitement for learning more about</transcript><transcript><audio_75>so i want to also say that design in in our world is not only about the uh aesthetics and we already covered that but not only about visual stuff and</transcript><transcript><audio_76>that's what i wanted to mention here so i left you the coffee from the barista who is obviously a designer or maybe an artist that might be art but we have lots of kinds of designers so graphic designers have been around</transcript> self-expression design is about communication and so these are really distinct for me i am a big fan of art and i'm a big fan of design and sometimes they come together but i think in ordinary definitions we often think about design as number two we'll come back uh number two the arrangement of lines or shapes to create a form a pattern or decoration but in fact i'm thinking that the the definition that's more useful to us is the number one and i just took the first definition that came up when i googled so um however or and sorry this is very trigger-happy another definition of design is the one that jared spool gives us and that is design is about rendering intent so for example where do you keep your hot pad holders in your kitchen i suspect that they're in a drawer near the stove or oven and they are or they're hanging someplace nearby there where you can get at them easily you probably didn't put them across the room in with the tablecloths because you use them so frequently so that's you acting as a designer to design the functionality of your kitchen you want the hot pad holders near the thing that gets hot and easily available same thing for all the other stuff that gets designed and the this article about redesign of the design process it probably is of interest and i hope will spark your uh your excitement for learning more about so i want to also say that design in in our world is not only about the uh aesthetics and we already covered that but not only about visual stuff and that's what i wanted to mention here so i left you the coffee from the barista who is obviously a designer or maybe an artist that might be art but we have lots of kinds of designers so graphic designers have been around
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