The Design Lesson

I like these thoughts by Andy Rutledge:

In graphic design, nothing is what it actually is. Everything other than content is representative of something else.

A line isn't a line, it's a boundary. Don't need a boundary? Or is that boundary already clear by some other means? Don't use a line.

Same goes for boxes, gradients, white space, scale, font, and any other design element there is.

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