As graphic design becomes increasingly digitized, more designers and clients are attracted to work that incorporates an element of the handmade, this title explores the fascination designers have with the handmade, an increasingly popular area of design. The creative possibilities of typography, image-making, printing and binding are explored and the volume features some rarely-seen examples of stunning work from around the world, including: hand-bound artists' books; brochures using handmade paper; and hand-folded and boxed magazines. It also investigates the practical details of available technologies and working with limited budgets for small output.
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Anne Odling-Smee is a designer who shares her time equally between writing and designing. She has previously worked for August Media and Esterson Lackersteen. Hannah Ford is lectures on design and cultural studies and writes for a variety of publications, including the UK's Royal Society of Arts Journal. She is also publications co-ordinator for the UK Architecture Foundation.
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Overtime, printing has increasingly become a technology rather than a craft or trade. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Central Saint Martins, Daniel Eatock, John Morgan, Stuart Bailey, Code Red, Maureen Mooren, Peter Anderson, Susanna Edwards, Alan Kitching, Royal College of Art, Stefan Sagmeister, Eric van Blokland, John Maeda, Andrzej Pagowski, Johnson Banks, Phil Baines, Sam Winston, Stephen Byram, Paul Neale, Willem Sandberg New!
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Overtime, printing has increasingly become a technology rather than a craft or trade. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
new handmade graphics, digital processes Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Central Saint Martins, Daniel Eatock, John Morgan, Stuart Bailey, Code Red, Maureen Mooren, Peter Anderson, Susanna Edwards, Alan Kitching, Royal College of Art, Stefan Sagmeister, Eric van Blokland, John Maeda, Andrzej Pagowski, Johnson Banks, Phil Baines, Sam Winston, Stephen Byram, Paul Neale, Willem Sandberg New!
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- Design Writing Research by Ellen Lupton on page 94, and Back Matter
- The End of Print: The Grafik Design of David Carson by Lewis Blackwell in Back Matter
- Design by Numbers by John Maeda in Back Matter
- Prints and Visual Communication by Jr. William M. Ivins in Back Matter
- Design Literacy: Understanding Graphic Design by Steven Heller in Back Matter
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- Paper Engineering: 3D Design Techniques for a 2D Material (Pro Graphics) by Natalie Avella in Back Flap
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