watch: https://vimeo.com/53222518

1. designer is writer
Dylan Rosal Greif
dgreif@risd.edu
Graphic Design, RISD

2. Bone Book,1994.
Bone Book. 1994.

3. The Public Journal. 2004–6.

4. The Blue Table Project. 2006.

6. speed and ease of media tools

7. speed and ease of tools
pervasiveness of multimedia
Bone Book, 1994.
The Wilderness Downtown, Chris Milk

8. increase of interactive media
Augmented (Hyper)Bone Book, 1994.
Reality, Keiichi Matsuda.

9. text form

13. viewing text

14. designing text

15. The organization of writing is governed by the
logic of time. The organization of the image, by
contrast, is governed by the logic of space.
Gunther Kress, LITERACY IN THE NEW MEDIA AGE

16. Types of Color. 2010

18. Medieval marginal scholarship

20. Lines, The Cafe Society

21. Our Hero and the Quest for the Pixie Llama, draft.

24. WordBoard, sketch of a word Processor.

25. writing form

27. Logins. 2011.

35. Writing The Read. 2011.

41. Reading has also become a scanning of visual
stimuli. These stimuli can be letters or pictures,
the difference between the two—once so
fundamental—is fading. watching has become a
more conceptual, more reflective activity.
Max Bruisma, I READ WHERE I AM

42. Stats of the Union, Fathom Design

43. Urbanology, Local Projects. 2011

48. Elements of Design. In process

49. pun

50. parallel
construction

51. simile

52. onomatopoeia

53. rhyme

54. voice

55. The Wilderness Downtown, Chris Milk

56. Writerliness Downtown. In process

60. new reading experiences

61. In the future, most designers will be creating
reading experiences, not book designs.
Andrew Blauvelt, I READ WHERE I AM

62. Alan Burack Interviews Alan Lightman about His Novel Einsteins Dreams. 2011.

67. thanks <3
Dylan Rosal Greif
dgreif@risd.edu
Graphic Design, RISD