Bob Dinetz Design
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Studio
It may sound odd, but sometimes approaching assignments as if I know nothing can be the key to solving problems. It means keeping an open mind.
It means investigating the wrong place for the right answer. It means asking the dumb question. It means having the courage to be uncool. And, though I understand design’s ability to communicate through style, the goal is always to uncover the truth in a way that is simple, thoughtful and unexpected.
It means investigating the wrong place for the right answer. It means asking the dumb question. It means having the courage to be uncool. And, though I understand design’s ability to communicate through style, the goal is always to uncover the truth in a way that is simple, thoughtful and unexpected.
Client List
Adobe, Banana Republic, Bar Bambino, Basic Training, California Lottery, Comcast, FourStories, Gensler Architects, HP, Hyundai, Kodak, Koning Eizenberg, Los Angeles Magazine, Mascot, Miller Lite, Mulberry’s Market, Nestea, The New York Times Magazine, Restoration Hardware, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai Sales, Shorn, Tillamook, Wired Magazine.
Recognition
In 2004, Bob Dinetz was nominated and admitted to the Alliance Graphique Internationale. His work has been recognized
by design competitions and publications including AIGA, American Center for Design, the Clio Awards, Communication
Arts, Graphis, New York Art Directors Club, and the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum,
the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design. Bob is an advisor
to Project M, an intensive summer program (recently in Greensboro, Alabama) designed to inspire young graphic designers, writers, photographers and other creative people that their work can have a positive and significant impact on the world.
by design competitions and publications including AIGA, American Center for Design, the Clio Awards, Communication
Arts, Graphis, New York Art Directors Club, and the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum,
the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design. Bob is an advisor
to Project M, an intensive summer program (recently in Greensboro, Alabama) designed to inspire young graphic designers, writers, photographers and other creative people that their work can have a positive and significant impact on the world.
