Sentence examples for design colleagues from inspiring English sources
For me it was the perfect course and satisfied my combined desires for art and theatre, and focused my future under the guidance of Richard Negri, the inspirational designer, director and mentor for many of my current professional educational and design colleagues.
He was maintaining a look captured in a Playmobil figure of him, which his design colleagues made as a Christmas present a few years ago.
I got one of one of his old design colleagues, Douglas Satzger, who worked with him for more than a dozen years.
It is an intriguing and eloquent image, only slightly undercut by the blaring formatting used for the film's title and the use of a font that in my opinion makes the poster look a bit unprofessional (my design colleagues say it is probably Neue Helvetica 97 Black Condensed).
Designers need to be able to make drawings or other representations of their designs in order to refine them and explain them to other people, such as design colleagues and manufacturers.
Matt Hellyer, an amazing design colleague, had been on a tour of the Welsh coastline not long before and came up with a photo he'd taken at Skrinkle bay.
I went to that conference to learn about the craft sector and because a design colleague of mine was speaking.
So, this year when my South African friend and design colleague Nii Commey Botchway, who sends me a weekly email on what's going on in design from an "Afrikan" focused perspective, sent me an email about the work of Associate Professor Kofi Boone at North Carolina State University's School of Design was doing in Ghana, it took me back 12 years.
Ive collected watches, and he had often discussed watch design with colleagues and with Newson, who in the nineties had founded his own watch company, Ikepod.
My design-obsessed colleagues rave about Amara's tartan daschund draught excluder covered in Mulberry green and pink wool check.
Now FreshTeam is throwing its hat into the ring with a messaging app designed for colleagues: including a map to see who's where, and group voice-calls.
