20. John Maeda, author of
The Laws of Simplicity,
gives some advice on
how to declutter life and
make it a worthwhile
experience.
21. John Maeda, author of
The Laws of Simplicity,
gives some advice on
how to declutter life and
make it a worthwhile
experience.
Here are 5 of those laws
22. The simplest way to achieve simplicity
1 is through thoughtful reduction.
45. 1 The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.
2 Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.
3 Savings in time feel like simplicity.
4 Knowledge makes everything simpler.
5 Some things can never be made simple
46. 1 The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.
2 All too complicated, perhaps?
Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.
3 Savings in time feel like simplicity.
4 Don’t worry.
Knowledge makes everything simpler.
5 Some It allcan never be made simple to this:
things comes down
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51. Images used in this presentation and their talented authors
1 – Attention Tree! – by Philipp Klinger
3 – County bubbles - by Ethan Hein
4 – Maze Wallpaper Green – by Tiger Pixel
5 – Cable Confusion - by e-magic
6 – four-leaf clover – by Scyza
9 – Mirror, Mirror, in the Ball – by Daniel Conway
12 – Computers – by coolpix
16 – Weird Cube – by Cieleke
17 – Eye Am Feeling Silly – by Cayusa
18 – Gear Work 2 – by Curious Expeditions
19 – Sign 4: stop – by brokenarts
22 – Desktop marauder – by Brintam
26 – 19th February 2005 – by Paul Watson
32 – 14:47 – by Emborg
33 – Birds – by djayo
34 – Nighty Night Time – by Cvalentine
37 – Light bulb 2 – by brokenarts
37 – Levitation 5 – by bizior
38 – screw 1 – by lusi
38 – screwdriver – by brokenarts
41 – Juggler – by Helico
42 – iphone to infinity for righty's – by K!T
44 – Mediterranean beach – by pale
