Exploring the role of motion in design | Design Talks Episode 5

Motion in design is becoming more and more essential if you want to engage and capture your audience’s attention, but does that mean ‘print’ is no longer relevant? We put this question to industry-leading creative minds in graphic design, advertising and visual communications during The Design Conference in Brisbane, Australia. Their answers were varied and enlightening, showing that maybe it’s not as simple a question as we’d thought.

What do you think? Is print dead? Or, is touch an underutilized design element? Let us know in the comments below.

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💡 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
► Why new channels can actually reinvigorate old ones,
► How tactility can convey emotion in a way digital can’t,
► That digital and print are just tools that can help you talk to different audiences.

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[chrisjpndala]

I don't think print is dead it's still relevant but motion is taking over but it won't surpass print