Design is something each one of us encounter in our everyday lives more to say in every activity or other’s of ours.
From the tooth brush we use in the morning to the sandals we wear, the mobile phones we use (or that which uses us or our data!) ,the dresses we chose to wear all come with multiple designs – choices differing in materials, utilitarian purposes,shapes, sizes, colors, textures, pricing and so on and on.
Why, the very blogging interface that you are reading this blog has a careful consideration on the design aspects about the width of the body of text the side menu consisting of the other social media accounts for you to explore more, the size, alignment as to how the content is to be presented.
Design also leaves its imprint on our memories. Most of us associate certain places with particular emotions and experiences. The towering heights of a temple gopuram may have showered hope and brought about awe and surrender, while the familiarity of the nearby human-scaled tea shops and the proximity of the tea master called for conversation and comfort.
This holds good for not so pleasant memories too.
Most of our memories are encapsuled within or of a space intertwined with the happenings.
Though this quote is on people’s treatment the ending statement is what I would like to borrow. We ‘ll never forget how we are made to feel. Spaces and things around us does just that to us – they contribute to our visceral emotions.
This blog is an attempt to bring to attention such aspects most of us skip to notice in our daily lives, design and its aspects , processes, tips, trends that add value – majorly about spatial and product design
that acts as a canvas to our life’s happenings.
that acts as a canvas to our life’s happenings.
I am restricting myself to speak more of man made designs here cause
Nature replete with her bountiful designs and patterns need no special
words to be explained or validated.
Nature replete with her bountiful designs and patterns need no special
words to be explained or validated.
I will try to keep this blog bilingual – தமிழ் and english.
