Responsive Design or Responsive Web Design pr RWD, as it is commonly known as is a new concept in web designing. Experts have commented that “2013 is the year of Responsive Design”.
Responsive Design – A new era to match websites and device
One of the illustrations of Laura Olivera at Instituto Cervantes de Pekín.
Yesterday we went to the “Cinema and art from Uruguay” exhibition at Instituto Cervantes of Beijing to find Laura’s works, an Uruguayan illustrator friend of us who focused a part of her work on Illustration to make compositions inspired by Chinese scenes and traditions with colorful draws and a very special hand-draw technique. It’s so interesting discover in Beijing another graphic designers working as freelance or inside another Creative Studios whose nice job and creativity are recognized and appreciated by Chinese new arts scenario. Congratulations to Laura Olivera and glad to see how the art from Uruguay is growing abroad.
Kuiki Studio office in Beijing
Here the interview to Kuiki Studio’s Art Director, Peri. He is asked about the decission of coming to China, and the beginnings in Beijing in the Graphic Design and Communication market. He also gives a brief opinion about the chances of Spain and the multimedia market here and there.
One of Beijing’s contemporary art galleries is the 798 Beijing Art District. This is one great place for strolling, souvenir collections and most importantly, art.
We have been to 798 Beijing Art Gallery a few days ago and it gives me one of the best feelings ever. That best feeling is brought by understanding the life and culture of Brazil trough arts. This concept travelled from Brazil to China through illustrobrazil. Illustrobrazil, as the name implies, is a long time project of Society of illustrators in Brazil, which focuses in illustrating the bounty and beauty of the “country of the future”.
China, being regarded as the world’s most populated country, is one of the most successful in industry. Its achievements involves calligraphy, paper making, compass, herbal teas, and even horoscopes or the zodiacs. Despite the achievements, some things about China is slow in developing, like the famous media restrictions.
Even though China’s media industry seems to be going back and forth, there are lots of ways to improve the way China’s media is perceived by outsider.
Don’t miss the great job they are doing in The Corner website, where a group of professionals working in economics and communication for over 25 years offer a wider perspective of this world in constant change. They have posted an interview to Kuiki’s Creative Director, Peri, where he talked about the things make Kuiki a so special company. About the present and future of the projects, the ideas in our Lab, and the difficulties of developing in Asia, even with the best kuikers in the team doing their best, can be read in the whole interview:
http://www.thecorner.eu/2012/06/kuiki-studio-spanish-idea-hong-kong-based/
Here the interview they did to Kuiki in ACTUALIDAD ECONÓMICA, the Spanish magazine of business and economics dean: over 50 years analyzing economic news from a liberal perspective.
The original mention explains how in this globalized world, the distance is not a problem for companies with a modern structure, as Kuiki Studio, where illustrators from Philippines or Bangladesh coders can be managed without going out of this low-cost structure.
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