Designers agree that the most difficult aspect of brainstorming a solution to any particular problem is departing from their usual way of solving things. Creative Jolt is an easy-to-use handbook that explores ways to creatively overcome these graphic design stumbling blocks. This book offers 15 zippy, ingenious approaches to unblocking readers' minds and start looking at things in unusual ways. The authors have organized this book by type of creative approach, and have included heavy illustration with examples from the world's leading designers. Readers will discover how to increase their creative potential and produce original, intelligent, seductive on-target designs. They'll also learn to find inspiration from unexpected sources quickly and easily.
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Denise Anderson is the Design Director of DMA, a creative design and marketing studio in Jersey City, NJ. Rose Gonnella is Creative Director of Pointlnfinity, a multimedia and communications firm. Robin Landa is a designer, copywriter and creative consultant to major corporations.
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great creative insights,
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Incredible insights into visual communications by the three authors. Great specific ideas that can help anyone's graphic design solutions, illustrations, or art direction. A must have for any visual communications professional.
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Brilliant!!,
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This book is the essence of the creative process. Broken down into the three distinctive methods of these extraordinary designers, it is a guide for anyone who is in need of some creativity. This book is a catalyst for visual exploration. It comes highly recommended for not only students and professors, but for anybody who could use a little creativity. It's well written and well designed, two things that seem to be mutually exclusive in graphic design books these days. Kudos to Ms. Anderson!
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poster design studio, brochure design studio, program design studio, sommese illustrator, sommese client, sommese designer, jason logan, canada illustrator, kiku obata, luba lukova, george tscherny, hornall anderson design works, mark kaufman, ideation process, photograph studio New!
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- The Taming of the Shrew (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) by William Shakespeare on page 54
- Fly, Bessie, Fly by Lynn Joseph on page 32
- The Marriage of Figaro (Le Nozze di Figaro): Vocal Score by Ruth Martin on page 4
- The Taming Of The Shrew by William Shakespeare on page 54
- Graphic Arts on page 104
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- Visual Workout: Creativity Workbook (Design Concepts) by Robin Landa in Front Matter, and page 210
- Creative Utopia: 12 Ways to Realize Total Creativity by Theo Stephan Williams in Back Matter
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