Luis O’hara

Luis O’hara

Guadalajara (Jalisco) Mexico

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A Graphic Designer, student, with 7 years of experience. Attending at Universidad de Guadalajara- CUAAD.

Areas of interest: Audiovisual Design, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Web Design, Advertising, Textile Design, Communication, Illustration, Marketing, Landscaping, Branding, Fashion Design, Motion Graphics, Art, Photography

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Los «influencers» del diseño

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El packaging regulado

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La identidad cultural como valor agregado en el diseño de producto

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El aprendizaje por la imitación

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2 weeks ago My reply on the dialogue started in the article ¿Cómo reconocer un objeto de diseño?

A primary function of a poster refers to vocability, to the attention call we could say, in that sense a function is resolved in an aesthetic way, everything depends on the context. I agree with you, first goes the function, but I think that design objects tend to fulfill an aesthetic function as part of the concept, I say if it were only a function, the objects could be manufactured by engineers, in such a case, just a little reflection, greetings.

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2 weeks ago I like the reply of Nico Del Real in the dialog started by Luis O’hara en el artículo ¿Cómo reconocer un objeto de diseño?