Jony Ive — Masters Of Sight

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About Masters Of Sight

Masters Of Sight is a curated sanctuary for the visually obsessed. A place where craft is worshipped, where every frame is a deliberate act, and where the boundary between art and entertainment ceases to exist. This is not a portfolio. This is a resource for those who demand better.

Why This Was Created

I built this because the world is drowning in content and forgetting what vision actually looks like. Consider this a reminder.

My name is Benny Jackson. I built this on my own time, with my own taste, because no one was going to build it for me. That's kind of the whole point.

For the ones who can't look away from great work. You know who you are.

Get in Touch

Have a project worth making? A collaboration worth exploring? A piece of work you think belongs here? I want to hear from you.

Benny Jackson. Founder, Masters Of Sight.

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The Reference

The sites we keep open in the other tab.

Eyecandy

The deepest searchable database of motion design and visual inspiration on the internet. If it moved beautifully, it's probably in here.

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Shotdeck

The definitive film still library. Searchable by color, mood, lens, and lighting. Essential for anyone who thinks in frames.

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The Art of End Cards

A curated collection of advertising end cards.

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Stay in the Frame

The archive is just the beginning. Full Frame is coming. A deeper room for the people who don't just browse. Be the first to know.

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Masters of Sight

Jony Ive is the designer who made hundreds of millions of people fall in love with objects. As Chief Design Officer at Apple for over two decades, he was the material intelligence behind the iMac, iPod, iPhone, iPad, and MacBook, products that redefined not just consumer electronics but the entire relationship between humans and the things they carry. His inheritance from Dieter Rams was direct and acknowledged: less, but better. He made that credo global.

Signature Traits

Materials treated with the reverence of a sculptor. Aluminium, glass, and silicon as expressive media.
The removal of everything unnecessary as the primary design act.
Tactility and physical pleasure as legitimate design objectives.
Manufacturing process considered inseparable from design intent.
The product as complete thought. Packaging, unboxing, and use as a single designed experience.

Major Works

iMac G3 (1998)

Translucent colour on a computer. The moment Apple returned and announced it wasn't going to apologise for beauty.
iPod (2001)

A thousand songs in your pocket. The click wheel as the most tactilely satisfying interface ever designed.
iPhone (2007)

A single sheet of glass. The object that reorganised daily life for four billion people.