| In the old days of printing, people have to work out the complexity of CMYK, RGB and Pantone just to get the desired print they wanted. There was refresh or undo buttons they can use if ever they would want to try and change something. And there was also no edit and save button. But with the digital technologies of today, these problems are history. Everything can be done by click. The Leaning Tower of Pisa can be “unleaned” today. Mona Lisa can be made to laugh. In other words, every seemingly flaw in the prints, drawing and designs are perfected by just clicking. That is the absence of methods in the digital age to you. Absolute freedom. But with this freedom comes a price. It is scary to think that there is nothing designers can grab hold on to anymore. Absence of methods to follow, and break, is like grabbing at an empty space. It sure is easier if you have something to serve as a backbone especially in the printing world that is getting complicated by the minute. Just think of it this way. Not having any design method is like being in a prison with no walls. Is it freaky or what? |