EyeSaw is an exhibition by graphic designers about graphic design. It’s a visual feast of ideas calculated to bring the discipline of graphic design into sharp relief. The exhibition’s mantra is the designer’s desire to explain to a world — where visual communication in myriad forms is omnipresent – precisely what it is they do and what its benefits are.
EyeSaw is an exhibition by graphic designers about graphic design. It’s a visual feast of ideas calculated to bring the discipline of graphic design into sharp relief. The exhibition’s mantra is the designer’s desire to explain to a world -- where visual communication in myriad forms is omnipresent – precisely what it is they do and what its benefits are.
April 4th, 2011
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