green design

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• Meeklo0

  best response here:

  akrokdesign
  its more how you apply the design, then how you design it. that makes it green.

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  these days, "green design" got so profitable as an image that companies everywhere are exploiting it just for the purpose of selling, from Apple to NBC, From Gap to Nike.

  We see a few stems/ branches and a leaf on any promotional material and we think its green.

  but in reality "green design" went from being a sustainable design practice with the common goal of promoting LESS CONSUMPTION and AVOIDING LANDFILLS to just a LOOK or STYLE.

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  • i was interested to know if there were any aesthetic trends...precisely b/c 'green design' is simply a PR image these daysjunetic
  • The PR image is the most visible part, but the best examples also walk the walk.joeth

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