THE SPARK BLOGS: LOW TIDE & HIGH TIME

We believe this is a tremendously important time in our lives, with many new paths opening and the need for deliberative thinking and innovation never greater.

We think that professional designers have many tools that can help find broader solutions to issues we face. In the same regard, non-professionals and students-- all creative people with innovative ideas, should have  access to the world stage and the tools to shape it. These are exciting times. There is much to discuss!

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  Sally Dominguez, Rainwater Hog LLC
Architect, transportation, eco and product designer Sally aims her sharp Australian wit at the design scenes on both sides of the Pacific. You'll find her at Shapesters

 
  Peter Kuchnicki, President, Spark Awards
He promises to not be a heavy-handed blog editor and to try to contribute on a regular basis and be a good example to the team—in D/News and ASIANLINE (Archive) and ASIANLINE (Current)


  Clark Kellogg, Partner, Collective Invention
From his perspective as a consultant, architect and graphic designer, Clark holds forth on Design At Large in the D/Views Blog
 

Mark Charmer & Joseph Simpson, Movement Design Bureau, London
Mark & Joe are experts in transportation and related topics, and Mark is keen on water treatment too. Watch out when it rains on their trucks!

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