About Design Statement
Design Statement features superior performing arts, movie and interaction design from across the globe.
Design Statement (design-statement.com) is a publication about movie, performing arts and interface. Design Statement proudly celebrates cinematic experience, best performance and best user experience. Designs, works and projects featured on Design Statement are created by movie designers, performing arts designers, interface designers, animation artists, set designers and interaction designers from across the globe. Every work featured on Design Statement credits the movie designers, performing arts designers, interface designers, animation artists, set designers and interaction designers behind the work and guides you onward to the full presentation of the work.
Design Statement Publication Coverage
Design Statement publishes great design news, products and ambitious projects related to Movie, Video and Animation Design, Performing Arts, Stage, Style and Scenery Design, and Interface, Interaction and User Experience Design. Today Design Statement presents more than 211 award-winning designs by 145 movie designers, performing arts designers, interface designers, animation artists, set designers and interaction designers.
Our editorial coverage is centered on movie, performing arts and interface. In total, Design Statement covers 3 design categories, among them the following:
- Movie, Video and Animation Design – Feature Films, Short Films, Documentaries, Animations, Music Videos, Experimental Films, Commercials, Trailers and More.
- Performing Arts, Stage, Style and Scenery Design – Choreography, Dance Moves, Theatrical Sets, Dance Costumes, Stage Lighting, Opera Props, Concert Stages, Ballet Scenery, Puppetry Designs, Performance Installations and More.
- Interface, Interaction and User Experience Design – Websites, Mobile Applications, Software Interfaces, Game Interfaces, Wearable Interfaces, Virtual Reality Interfaces, Augmented Reality Interfaces, Dashboard Designs and More.
Recent features on Design Statement include designs such as animation, concert, smartwatch face, motion graphic design, costume design and mobile application.
Design Statement presents you with a daily selection of design excellence news, where we proudly feature the Designer of the Day, the Design Team of the Day, the Design of the Day, the Design Legend of the Day, the Design Idea of the Day, the Design-Driven Brand of the Day, the Designer Highlight of the Day and the Design Interview of the Day.
Where Does Design Statement Source Featured Products and Projects?
We feature movie, performing arts and interface designs, products and projects. Most of the movie, performing arts and interface designs, products and projects featured on Design Statement are selected from among the winners of the A' Design Award, with a special focus on winners in Movie, Video and Animation Design, Performing Arts, Stage, Style and Scenery Design, and Interface, Interaction and User Experience Design. We select most projects from the A' Design Award Winners Registry.
We prominently feature winners of the A' Design Award because the A' Design Award is an internationally renowned meritocratic competition in which winning designs are judged on pre-established, public evaluation criteria through an anonymous, academic, blind peer-review process. Moreover, nominated works are evaluated anonymously, and jurors are bound by their juror agreement, which makes the accolade more fair and impartial. Furthermore, the preliminary jury phase helps entrants present their work better, and submissions are standardized so that entries are compared on merit rather than on presentation before the main judging. After jury voting, votes are checked for anomalies, scores are standardized and normalized, and results are ranked meritocratically. Because the A' Design Award is truly meritocratic, ethical and fair, Design Statement relies on the winners of the A' Design Award to feature good design with confidence.
Copyrights and IPs
Design Statement completely respects your copyrights and intellectual property. The movie, performing arts and interface designs, products, projects, photographs, renderings, names, logos and trademarks shown on Design Statement remain the property of the original creators, designers, brands and license holders of each work. Each work is presented on Design Statement for editorial purposes, to inform, to inspire and to give credit where credit is due, and you keep your intellectual properties.
If you are a creator or rights holder of any of the movie, performing arts and interface designs featured on Design Statement and would like a feature to be credited differently, updated or removed, please use the Design Statement Contact page and we will act promptly. For the legal framework, please read the Design Statement Terms and Conditions.
Contact Design Statement
Questions, ideas, designs, corrections or feedback can be sent through the Design Statement Contact page. To stay informed, join Design Statement newsletter, and if you have good movie, performing arts and interface designs to share, submit your design to Design Statement.