2009년 11월 7일 토요일

Designer Salary Survey: The results are in!

CORE 77에서 조사한 디자이너 연봉에 대한 리서치..

 

결과만으로보면 돈 많이 버는 분야는 디자인경영이랑 인터랙션 디자인이네..

우리나라에서도 조사하면 아래와 같을까?

 

 

 

The numbers are in, and they are both great and terrible. Coroflot's Designer Salary Survey, now in its ninth year (true!), broke the 5000 response barrier this time around, with strong showings from every design field that calls the site home. The findings are a combination of expected and astonishing.

First, the expected:

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Salaries took a tumble this year, almost across the board: the Design Management and Interaction Design fields in particular saw their meteoric 3-year rise come to a sharp and dramatic end, though they're still the highest paid among the eight fields covered. Other disciplines saw gentler declines, with the peculiar exception of Fashion and Apparel, which bucked the downward trend in a big way, showing a nearly US$3,000 increase over last year. Fashion also bucked the experience trend, with mid-level designers in the field out-earning their more venerable counterparts:

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Graphic and Interior designers continue to languish at the bottom of the pay scale, and those very few web designers who've been at it since the beginning (Mosaic, Hotbot, blinky text...ah the mid-90s) are making an absolute killing.

Here's another noteworthy shift from last year:

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Corporate design studios are losing their dominance. While last year's survey showed more than 60% of respondents working in-house in every field but web design, this year flips that around: all but two fields saw the in-house fraction drop below 60%, with the Freelance and Consultancy categories taking up the slack. The temping of design, it appears, accelerates during dark financial days.

This is just scratching the surface though. For lots more analysis, including regional and international comparisons, salaries by job title, and the influence of education on design salaries, plus a customizable database of all Survey results, go to the 2009 Salary Survey Results page on Coroflot. We've broken it down for you into The Six New Realities of Creative Work, and you know you want to read about those.

>>Read the full analysis and see the entire 2009 data set here.

(more...)

 

radio with motion based ui

옛날부터 많이 생각했던 방법인데..
이렇게 간단하게 실현해 냈네..

아이디어가 떠오르면 무조건 먼저 질러야해..^^


il-gu cha: R1 radio


tuning is done by moving the radio from left to right and volume is controlled by rolling the radio forward and backward

R1 radio by il-gu cha is an analog radio which requires one to tune the radio by physically
rolling it on a surface. studying how people manipulate rather than bury their interactions
with a product, the radio brings about a new kind of behavior between itself and the user.

by using a bevel gear system wheel structure, one can control the radio through
physical movement. the R1 allows users to turn the gadget on or off, and control volume
and tuning simply by physically rolling the radio forward, backward and sideways.

you can view a video of how the R1 functions here.


the wheel structure and speaker on the underside of the radio





새 창에서

lukas koh: t-issue

휴지를 쓰는 만큼 숲의 나무는 점점 줄어드는 것을 표현한 휴지박스..

 

하고 싶은 말을 확실히 보여주는 디자인..

 

 


t-issue by lukas koh

for his design 't-issue' korean designer lukas koh plays on an ordinary tissue box,
translating it into an environmentally conscious object. 't-issue' is made
of recycled paper, with the glue which connect the sides made out of natural rubber.
through the tree shaped hole on the side, you can see how much tissue you are using
and how much is remaining in the box.

naoto fukasawa: limited edition kaga wall clock


limited edition of kaga wall clocks by naoto fukasawa

naoto fukasawa has created a limited edition of kaga wall clocks for plus minus zero's
flagship store in aoyama. for these special versions fukasawa has used the ancient
tradition of gold leaf, in japan it is now only manufactured in kanazawa city, thus called
'kanazawa leaf' of 'kaga leaf' (kaga is the old name of kanzawa). the simple clock with
no glass or secondhand consists of hour and minute hands which protrude from the surface.
the clocks available in gold, silver and copper are exclusively available at plus minus
aoyama's store or through the website for japanese domestic customers.


kaga wall clock - gold leaf



kaga wall clock - silver leaf


kaga wall clock - copper leaf

2009년 11월 2일 월요일

아이폰4세대 프리뷰 동영상?

웹에 돌아다니는걸 가지고 와봤습니다.

 

아이폰 4세대를 기다리는 사람이 만들걸로 보이는데.. 이정도로만 나와도 더 바랄게 없네요 ^^

 

 

2009년 11월 1일 일요일

think outside the parking box competition



'trace' by mario lemos from switzerland, is one of the 66 shortlisted entries from our
from our recent designboom competition 'think outside the parking box' in collaboration
with nissan.

the concept of the parking project is based on the functionality of sundials which indicates
the time according to the position of the sun. trace uses the same system to delineate a
parking space through the use of aluminum poles. meant for parking spaces in sunny places,
the poles are oriented in the direction of sunrise and sunset(wet-east), that reduces or enlarges
the parking space according to time. on sunny days this concept is purely graphical.
the simplicity of the poles become a sculpture, a work of art in a desolate place such as an
urban parking lot. at night, the shadows of the posts are lost in space.








PCB ART

강슬기 교수님 블로그에서 퍼온것..

 

정말 PCB도 디자이너가 하니 예술인데요.

 

 

 

 

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