Hysteria

Intelligent Design, Not Clever Advertising

Hysteria is exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement among a group of people. It is exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement, especially in this case consumers. There is a difference between design and advertising but designers are not making this part of their practice. Designers are hiding bad things behind Ads, designs and consumer marketing. Nowadays we see that a lot and its getting worse. Designers are thinking only about their profits, how much money they are going to take out of it and about selling product so, exaggeration now is part of any design they will get out to audience even if it’s illegal or doesn’t satisfy what the designer believes or his morals and ethics. The world is full of designers who have no useful function and add to the hysteria of the consumer by pushing more and more products at them. They should stop designing if they only going to add to the hysteria of the consumer. There are many young designers with new ideas who want to enter the field but they can’t because ad agencies are hiring older more experienced people with old stale ideas that the agencies feel comfortable with. Designers these days use: “I was only following orders” defense a lot to justify their actions and the designs they are doing and coming up with. They also use “a person’s got to make a living” defense.

In conclusion, stop pretending that you are a good artist if you are using people as a corporate tool because you are not.