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Lincoln Cushing, Ann TompkinsThe Cultural Revolution in China produced thousands of powerful social and political posters exhorting the Chinese people in a sweeping transformation of Chinese society. These brilliantly colorful images of cultural celebration, industrial development, agricultural production, and revolutionary heroes were displayed in homes and public spaces across the country. Chinese Posters collects more than 150 of the most striking of these posters and offers background on their social and political context and production. An essay by Ann Tompkins provides a personal account of living in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution.

arlos A. Méndez Mosquera (1929-2009) fue arquitecto, diseñador, publicitario, pero sobre todo profesor. Amaba enseñar, era un maestro de la vida y de lo que la vida le había enseñado, y lo transmitía

Muestra la similitud o la analogía entre la forma de un signo y su signicado en un excelente conjunto de más de 1350 pictogramas, símbolos, ideogramas y logos, diseñados por LSD Space.

Inspirational work combined with practical advice. In the world of print, paper choice influences every design project, and designers often complain about the lack of genuinely good reference material for projects requiring a strong design input. Choosing and Using Paper for Great Graphic Design fills this gap. Case studies detail how the paper was chosen, the innovative treatments applied (folding, binding, cutting, embossing, printing, etc), and why they make the piece successful. By highlighting what was made possible through the paper choice, and how it affected the final design, this guide shows how paper influences and enhances graphic design and explains how to choose and use the right paper for the job. It explains how to turn ideas into reality. A primary resource to inspire original, creative thought, this book showcases the very best designs created through the ingenious and groundbreaking use of paper and printing techniques. All budgets are covered and international work from both well-known and unsung design companies is featured. Every project makes the most of different paper qualities. Together they reveal the tremendous design work that can be achieved in print production. **North American Rights Only**

The sixth edition of Brochures presents more than 200 international Designers, and is specifically designed to illustrate the complete impact of each brochure with close ups, reproductions of covers and inside spreads. All included brochures are winners of the new Graphis Gold and/or Platinum awards. Feature commentary with carefully selected Platinum winners and a detailed index of creative personnel, clients and Design firms completes the book.

Ned Witrogen (Photographer), Matthew Wetzler (Photographer), Sibley/Peteet Design Austin The Best of Business Card Design series features an innovative collection of the most current and best work by top designers worldwide. The "go-to" sourcebook for business card design inspiration, this volume contains no text, other than design credits, which provides for pages packed with business cards, showing front, back, and special elements and materials.This unrivalled resource will be sought by professional designers, corporate executives, and in-house marketing departments as an essential identity and branding tool.

For years, French photographer Le Bijoutier has roamed the five boroughs of New York City, documenting street art as it has developed over the past decade. Unlike graffiti writers, whose bombing campaigns mark them in the public eye as vandals, the work of street artists is celebrated as progressive. Many make their name first on the streets before hitting the gallery world. But before they move on, LeBijoutier has caught them in all their illegal glory. In This Means Nothing, his first book, Le Bijoutier chronicles these works in sticker, chalk, marker, stencil, wheat paste poster, painting, and even sculpture, revealing a new direction in public destruction for the sake of aesthetic construction. The war continues

Logo Art estudia los logotipos tanto como diseños bidimensionales como en sus contextos tridimensionales, considerando al mismo tiempo la inspiración creativa y la logística que hay detrás del trabajo. Cada capítulo cubre un área específica (viajes y turismo, comida y bebida, música y entretenimiento, moda y estilo de vida, organizaciones benéficas y servicios, etc.) y analiza las exigencias de los logos en cada sector.

365 Calendars analiza toods los aspectos de esta disciplina, cruzando los límites de lo que se considera etéticamente y conceptualmente posible hasta el día de hoy en el diseño de calendarios. De este modo, difunde nuevamente las convenciones establecidas en el diseño de calendarios y rompe con lo preconcebido.

New Signage Design reúne señales gráficas que cumplen las 3 cualidades imprescindibles en el diseño gráfico de este campo: funcionalidad, visión y estética.

Los gráficos interactivos se encuentran en libros, folletos, pósters, embalajes y álbumes. Playful Graphics presenta una selección de excelentes proyectos interactivos de diseñadores dentro del ámbit