Questions to ask about my theme:
- What do I mean by "anatomy"?
- Are there other meanings within my design, for example passion and vigour?
- Make sure to pay attention to the distinction between art and design with my speakers
- Practice vs differentiation?
5 speakers - 1x keynote speaker, 4x normal speakers
Keynote Speaker Kate Moross - London designer, art director etc. Offers international perspective and has spoken at many conferences before.
Harry A'Court - creative director/designer at Inject. Offers industry perspective.
Kate Cullinane - Author and graphic designer, Auckland. Offers industry perspective.
Shane Cotton - NZ Artist. Offers fine arts perspective.
Focusing on:
Speakers
Keynote Speaker Kate Moross - London designer, art director etc. Offers international perspective and has spoken at many conferences before.
Harry A'Court - creative director/designer at Inject. Offers industry perspective.
Kate Cullinane - Author and graphic designer, Auckland. Offers industry perspective.
Shane Cotton - NZ Artist. Offers fine arts perspective.
Tony Seddon - Author of many typographic and design books. Offers theoretical perspective.
Theme Direction
- the anatomy of design, the physical makeup of a good piece of design - its typography, layout, hierarchy, etc.
- offering both industry perspectives, and theoretical perspectives.
- Think about: the semantics of my visual metaphor - "getting inside a good piece of design" "inside perspective" "cutting something open" "if my conference is called "guts" should literally use "guts" and maybe not vital organs?
- If I was to use organs, perhaps put something in title about how each design practice or tenet is very important, vital, like an organ?
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