10. like any design graphic design is in
fact about communication.
11. if you need to explain something, for
instance the concept ‘tiger’ . . .
12.
13. . . . you probably will do this differ-
ently to a child then to a grown up.
not only your tone of voice, but
presumably also the content of your
message will differ.
14. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
15. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
sure, the item is going to be used by
an agency, an individual designer, or
‘the boy from upstairs’ . . .
16. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
sure, the item is going to be used by
an agency, an individual designer, or
‘the boy from upstairs’ . . .
. . . but to explain the concept,
17. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
sure, the item is going to be used by
an agency, an individual designer, or
‘the boy from upstairs’ . . .
. . . but to explain the concept, to
18. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
sure, the item is going to be used by
an agency, an individual designer, or
‘the boy from upstairs’ . . .
. . . but to explain the concept, to
communicate
19. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
sure, the item is going to be used by
an agency, an individual designer, or
‘the boy from upstairs’ . . .
. . . but to explain the concept, to
communicate the booklet to a board,
20. this now is the same with your guide-
lines booklet.
sure, the item is going to be used by
an agency, an individual designer, or
‘the boy from upstairs’ . . .
. . . but to explain the concept, to
communicate the booklet to a board,
is something completely different.
21. i suppose you all will agree . . ?
if you don’t, we have a principle
difference of opinion, and we should
discuss the issue some time.
25. anyway, this is what i am trying to
explain you over and over.
i am afraid it is rather BASIC.
there is no ONE solution.
You should not be repetitive.