Design Mind Magazine, Issue 09, 2009: Motion

The ninth issue of Design Mind, the three-times-a-year magazine from frog design, the innovative design studio. The magazine explores business, technology, and design with insights into everything from social innovation and design research to technology news and management techniques. Written by designers, technologists, and strategists, design mind articles provide the design and innovation community with perspectives on industry trends, emerging technologies, and global consumer culture. This issue is on the theme of "Motion" and a portfolio of images by French photographer Denis Darzacq of people caught falling; David Hoffer examines what makes for a lasting idea; Tjeerd Hoek explains why designing the space between moments is key to creating an engaging user interface; frog design president Doreen Lorenzo on the link between Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder and creativity and the management of creative talent; choreographer Alonzo King talks about the risks and rewards of collaboration; a look at how we drive and why innovation in the cockpit, rather than under the hood, may be the auto industry's salvation; interviews with seven extreme air travelers who spend more than 300 days a year flying; and much more. Edited by Sam Martin. Perfect-bound, stiff wraps; 80 pages; color and b&w throughout; 8.25 x 10.25 inches.