studioxag's co-founder shines light on innovation vs. safetyi recently stumbled upon this interview where studioxag's founder,@xaviersheriff, dives into the importance of shaking things up and why playing it safe can be dangerous for creativity.
he talks about how design decisions made by a committee often stifle originality - something he calls "design by committee." here are some key points from our chat:
1. what does physical disruption mean in your work?
2. how do you balance innovation with practical constraints?
3. can playing it safe ever be beneficial for projects, or is there always room to push boundaries?
xavier shares his insights on why taking risks and embracing change can lead not only to better designs but also more rewarding experiences.
i've been thinking about this a lot lately. how do you all handle the pressure of making bold design choices in your own work? have any similar stories or tips for pushing through those safety-first moments?
➡what's one riskier decision that worked out well on an ongoing project?
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anyone else feeling inspired to take their designs further from now on, just a little bit more than before ?
more here:
https://www.creativebloq.com/professional-development/creative-careers/design-by-committee-kills-ideas-5-questions-with-xavier-sheriff