Key Designers Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What did Harry Beck design?

A

The London Underground Map

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Who made the London Underground Map?

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Harry Beck

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3
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What is a non-geographical map?

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A map that does not relate or show the actual topography and layout of th eland

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Where did Beck get his idea from?

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Electrical wiring diagrams and how simple they were

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5
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Why is Becks design so popular?

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  • The users don’t need to know the distance
  • It can be adapted to many layouts
  • Colours can make it easier to read
  • It can be shrunk down or made large easily
  • It can be used without knowing the language
  • It clearly shows the systems and interchanges
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What did Alberto Alessi do?

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He produced and marketed other peoples designs, which were creative and mass produced.

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What did Alessi combine?

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The aspects of Mass production and creativity, to make attractive products

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8
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Give an example of an Alessi product.

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Alessandro Medini’s corkscrew- with the little heads

Phillipe Starcks lemon squeezer- The weird UFO like thing

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What did Jock Kinnear and Margaret Calvert do?

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They designed the road signs that are used everywhere.

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What is good about the typeface on Road signs?

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It is clear and easy to read while moving

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What is the road signs font called?

A

Transport

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12
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What on road signs makes them universal?

A

The use of pictograms

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13
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What is a pictogram?

A

A simple drawing with meaning

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14
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What have been added to road signs recently to make them safer?

A

Smart materials that are fluorescent and reflective.

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What is good about the colours on road signs?

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They are clear and blocked, making it easy to read.

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Why did Jock Kinnear and Margaret Calvert design road signs?

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Because cars were travelling further and a more widespread road sign was needed instead of different ones for different areas.

17
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Who designed the road signs?

A

Margaret Calvert and Jock Kinnear

18
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What does Wally Ollins specialise in?

A

Brand consulting and creating a corporate image for companies.

19
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What is Wally Ollins advertising company called?

20
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Name some companies Wolff Ollins has worked with

21
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What is corporate image?

A

The branding of a company

22
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What is a corporate identity?

A

The qualities and values an organisation wishes to be recognised by. It’s products, audience, signage and public appearance.

23
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What Key Designer worked with brand identity?

24
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What Key Designer worked with pop up books?

A

Robert Sabuda

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What did Robert Sabuda do?
Robert Sabuda designed books with complex paper engineering
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What makes Robert Sabuda's pop up books successful?
Using complex and simple paper engineering and aiming to entertain both adults and children.