Fine Design: A Studio Guide to Remixing Design, Art, Craft, and Industry
This book establishes Fine Design as a framework for contemporary studio practice, offering tools for designers working across art, craft, and industry. Fine Design defines a contemporary model of design practice that integrates authorship, material intelligence, and studio-based inquiry beyond industrial paradigms.Written by Scott Klinker, with a foreword by Andrew Blauvelt.Once bound to the logic of mass manufacturing, design is returning to the intimacy of making. Designers now operate with unprecedented access to the tools of production, distribution, and digital media. The result is a renewed engagement with materials, processes, audiences, and scale. The boundaries between industrial design and craft
This book establishes Fine Design as a framework for contemporary studio practice, offering tools for designers working across art, craft, and industry. Fine Design defines a contemporary model of design practice that integrates authorship, material intelligence, and studio-based inquiry beyond industrial paradigms.
Written by Scott Klinker, with a foreword by Andrew Blauvelt.
Once bound to the logic of mass manufacturing, design is returning to the intimacy of making. Designers now operate with unprecedented access to the tools of production, distribution, and digital media. The result is a renewed engagement with materials, processes, audiences, and scale. The boundaries between industrial design and craft
