The way I see it, art and design are closely related and balance one another. The boundaries that separate the two are often blurred or overlap. Both focus on creativity, imagination, and craft. They complement each other: art is focused on aesthetics, emotion, or an expression of ideas, beauty, or feelings; design is primarily about providing functionality and practical solutions, but should also be engaging, thoughtful, and visually pleasing.
Some say the two are diametrically opposed, but another way of looking at it is that they’re complementary, two sides of the same coin. Design is more effective when supported by compelling art. Art is more successful when design principles like contrast, balance, and proportion are applied. At least that’s the way I’ve always seen it.
—Scott Johnson
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