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[DK]

I thnk thats one of the main reasons. Designers growing up in Germany and other European countries adjust themselves mentally to the architecture, signs and use of colour around them(which is brilliant by the way). So the foundation of work they have to build on is rich and of the highest standard. A desi grows up next to broken signs, wayward buildings, railway stations with little graphic design (if at all any) and other things. So when he wants to break into the international scene, he has a lot of catching up to do.

[DK]

Sorry guys, the above is in reply to another post below this on desi design vs international. Looks like i'll have to press 'post reply' next time.

By the way admin, is there a way where we can view the latest posts first; sometimes you miss the fact that there are more pages .