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I do not envy the task of the judges for our annual Best of Web competition.
Besides the usual parameters for judging a design competition—layout,
typography, color, use of imagery—they also must consider factors
exclusive to the digital realm: interface ease-of-use, continuity, scalability,
content management, on and on.
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STEP Design 100 Annual 2007: Product & Service Booklets or Brochures (cont'd) |
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56 RIGSBY DESIGN
Every rug is a sentient being, each bearing silent witness to multiple lifetimes
of human drama, according to Azerbaijani legend. Like walls, these
beautiful rugs could tell some stories, if they could speak, and if they
could, they would tell them to Carol Piper.
“Carol Piper knows rugs,” says Rigsby Design principal Thomas
Hull. “As we met with her to talk about her project she would begin
to tell us stories about the rugs, where they came from, what the
habits and customs of the peoples who created them were, how they
were used,” he says. “These stories illuminated our own storytelling
in creating this limited edition book of rugs.” Only 200 copies of
this lovely little book were printed as gifts for friends of Carol Piper
Rugs. The book contains eight little stories about rugs—by such
storytellers as E.M. Forster, Charles Dickens and Scheherazade—
complementing photographs of eight extraordinary antique rugs.
“We tell stories, both as human beings and as designers,” says Hull.
“It’s in our nature. This piece has created opportunities for Carol
Piper Rugs and exposure at a new level for the firm,” he says. “We’re
currently planning Volume II.” by Dana Rouse
Rigsby Design | Art Directors: Lana Rigsby, Thomas Hull | Designers: Thomas Hull, Lana Rigsby | Photographer: Terry Vine
Client: Carol Piper Rugs | Contact: www.rigsbydesign.com
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