Graphic : inside the sketchbooks of the world's great graphic designers / Steven Heller and Lita Talarico.
By: Heller, Steven [author]
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Contributor(s): Talarico, Lita [author]
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Material type:
BookPublisher: London : Thames & Hudson, 2010Description: 351 pages : color illustrations ; 30 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780500288849 (paperback).Other title: Inside the sketchbooks of the world's great graphic designers.Subject(s): Artists' preparatory studies| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| General lending | MTU Bishopstown Library Lending | 741.60922 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00115965 | |
| General lending | MTU Crawford College of Art and Design Library Lending | 741.60922 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00195881 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Almost all books on design present the finished article. Rarely do we gain an insight into how visual solutions have been reached or the exploration, experimentation, and embryonic ideas behind them. In this ambitious publication, some one hundred of the world's leading graphic designers and illustrators open up their private sketchbooks to offer a privileged glimpse into their creative process. The result is a visual tour de force.
Samples range from small, discrete typographical explorations to fully fledged illustration ideas, from a few scrappy scribbles and eccentric handwriting to photographic collages and other wacky forms of visual inspiration. Concise and informative texts by the world authority on graphic design provide invaluable commentary on the artists' creative development, their design philosophies, sketchbooking techniques, and visual influences.
The combined effect of such high-level creativity is a treasure trove of design inspiration for professionals, students, or anyone engaged in the visual industries.
Sketchbook appeal -- Majid Abbasi -- Christoph Abbrederis -- Sean Adams -- Conrado Almada -- Antoine + Manuel -- Marshall Arisman -- Dana Arnett -- Tarek Atrissi -- Marian Bantjes -- Noma Bar -- Gary Baseman -- Donovan Beery -- John Bielenberg -- Michael Bierut -- Peter Blegvad -- Barry Blitt -- Irma Boom -- Bruno Bressolin -- Stefan Bucher -- Paul Buckley -- Philip Burke -- Mikey Burton -- Chris Capuozzo -- Ken Carbone -- Pep Carrio -- Celina Carvalho -- Francois Chastanet -- Seymour Chwast -- Josh Cochran -- Paul Cox France -- Paul Cox UK -- Michael Patrick Cronan -- John Cuneo -- Henrik Drescher -- Jordi Duro -- Stasys Eidrigevicius -- Graham Elliott -- Marc English -- Oded Ezer -- Sara Fanelli -- Ed Fella -- Nicholas Felton -- Kevin Finn -- Jeffrey Fisher -- Nathan Fox -- Amy Franceschini -- Craig Frazier -- John Gall -- Peter Girardi -- Milton Glaser -- Keith Godard -- Carolyn Gowdy -- Rodney Alan Greenblat -- Steven Guarnaccia -- Jonny Hannah -- Cyrus Highsmith -- Brad Holland -- Nigel Holmes -- Mirko Ilic -- Enric Jardi -- James Jean -- Jeff Johnson -- Michael Johnson -- Viktor Koen -- Bill Lacy -- Tim Lane -- John Langdon -- Jacob Joonhee Lee -- Uwe Loesch -- Ross MacDonald -- Kerry McElroy -- David McLimans -- Bruce Mau -- Chaz Maviyane-Davies -- Rebeca Mendez -- Rick Meyerowitz -- Christoph Niemann -- Neil Numberman -- Shogo Ota -- Everett Peck -- Daniel Pelavin -- Clive Piercy -- Dan Reisinger -- Tim Robinson -- Paul Rogers -- Laurie Rosenwald -- Stefan Sagmeister -- Paul Sahre -- Zina Saunders -- Stephen Savage -- Jeff Scher -- Tamara Shopsin -- Elwood H. Smith -- Kris Sowersby -- Art Spiegelman -- Barron Storey -- Scott Stowell -- Istvan Szugyiczky -- David Tartakover -- Gary Taxali -- Scott Thomas -- Rick Valicenti -- Bob van Dijk -- Klaas Verplancke -- James Victore -- Tucker Viemeister -- Khoi Vinh -- Nate Voss -- Wang Xu -- Mauro Zennaro.
In this new book from one of the great authorities on graphic design, some 100 of the worlds leading graphic designers open up their private sketchbooks, giving the reader an unparalleled insight into their creative development, design philosophies and visual influences. Samples range from typographical explorations to fully fledged illustration ideas, from scrappy scribbles and eccentric handwriting to photographic collages. Contributors include such world-recognized names as Stefan Sagmeister, Christoph Niemann, Sara Fanelli, Christoph Abbrederis, Shogo Ota, Art Spiegelman, Uwe Loesch, Milton Glaser, Michael Bierut, Bruce Mau, Francois Chastanet and Jordi Duro. Graphic is a treasure trove of design inspiration for professionals, students or anyone engaged in the visual industries.
Author notes provided by Syndetics
Steven Heller is senior Art Director for the New York Times & author of over seventy books on art, culture, & design.He lives in New York City.
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