What Designers Can Teach Entrepreneurs
Designers and entrepreneurs have a lot in common. They’re both trying to create, to make change and to make an impression. In this new book, The Designer Says: Quotes, Quips and Words of Wisdom (Princeton Architectural Press, 2013), writer Sara Bader compiles intriguing lessons from notable designers on everything from innovation to hiring and failure. We’ve pulled out our favorites in this slideshow.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressBruce Mau
Bruce Mau, the Canadian designer and founder of the Institute Without Boundaries, speaks about Innovation.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressLouis Danziger
Louis Danzinger, who consulted for the 1984 Olympics, on creating a meaningful body of work.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressRay Eames
Ray Eames, one half of a husband-wife team that developed iconic modern furniture, on versatility.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressStephen Doyle
Stephen Doyle, creative director of Doyle Partners, on purpose.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressMichael Bierut
Michael Bierut, a partner at design firm Pentagram, on what really matters.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressSeymour Chwast
Seymour Chwast, who designed the first McDonald’s Happy Meal box, on perseverance.
The Designer Says, Princeton Architectural PressKen Garland
Ken Garland, a noted British graphic designer, on the importance of your product.
Designers and entrepreneurs have a lot in common. They’re both trying to create, to make change and to make an impression. In this new book, The Designer Says: Quotes, Quips and Words of Wisdom (Princeton Architectural Press, 2013), writer Sara Bader compiles intriguing lessons from notable designers on everything from innovation to hiring and failure. We’ve pulled out our favorites in this slideshow.
Bruce Mau
Bruce Mau, the Canadian designer and founder of the Institute Without Boundaries, speaks about Innovation.
Louis Danziger
Louis Danzinger, who consulted for the 1984 Olympics, on creating a meaningful body of work.
Ray Eames
Ray Eames, one half of a husband-wife team that developed iconic modern furniture, on versatility.
Stephen Doyle
Stephen Doyle, creative director of Doyle Partners, on purpose.
Michael Bierut
Michael Bierut, a partner at design firm Pentagram, on what really matters.
Seymour Chwast
Seymour Chwast, who designed the first McDonald’s Happy Meal box, on perseverance.
Ken Garland
Ken Garland, a noted British graphic designer, on the importance of your product.
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