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Design educator Jarrett Fuller has published 'Graphic Designers After Graphic Design' via Princeton Architectural Press this fall. The book, discussed in a conversation format, argues that the field now extends far beyond traditional outputs like posters, logos and websites.
A design commentary challenges the popular claim that 'taste' will be designers' defense against automation, arguing that simply recognizing quality after the fact offers no real edge. Instead, the piece contends the true creative advantage lies in identifying and committing to ideas before their value is widely recognized, not in judging what's already accepted as good.
A graphic designer has begun redesigning poorly executed AI-generated posters, replacing them with hand-crafted versions to demonstrate what professional design skill can add. The project responds to a wave of low-quality AI posters that have become common in promotional material, particularly for films and events.