Fully Booked — Cover Art and Design for Books



Fully Booked — Cover Art and Design for Books

There is more unhindered experimentation with the printed book now than ever before. Fully Booked is a collection of current cover art and book design that strikes a crucial balance between sophisticated visual and content design on the one hand, and the market’s demand for availability, legibility and durability on the other. In addition, the book presents a choice selection of artist books that push the boundaries of conventional book design. Fully Booked also reveals developments in today’s graphic design and is an inspirational resource for creators and book lovers.

Editors: R. Klanten, M. Hübner
Language: English
Edited by: DGV
Release: May 2008
Price: € 49,90 / $ 75,00 / £ 35,00
Format: 24 x 30 cm
Binding: 272 pages, full colour, hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-89955-209-6

Type Addicted — The new trend of A to Z typo-graphics



From 2D to 3D design, types are another key visual besides pure graphics and illustration. How to deal with types is a common challenge among designers/artists from various design disciplines. We are excited to present you our latest title Type Addicted which shows you the new trend of A to Z typo-graphics.

Type is one of the graphic elements that designers always get addicted to play with. It is commonly used on almost every item in our daily life. The title not only presents a rich selection of experimental and inspirational typefaces and its application, it also reveals the diversity and innovative approaches of contemporary typography. Examples of work by up-and-coming practitioners as well as international and renowned icons are demonstrated; new directions and trend of nowadays typography around the world will also be disclosed eventually. This is truly developed for type addicts!

Edited by Victionary
240 pages
205 x 255mm
Released: November 2007
English edition

What Type

WHAT TYPE is intended to be mainly a social movement. The idea is to put
people communicating their questions and concerns by creating
questions/answers and then finding a creative way of showing them. On the
other hand it is our believe that if you think enough about a problem you
will find the answer to that problem, mostly because of common sense. The
only rule that you have to go by to participate in WHAT TYPE is that all the
questions should start with what type.

What you have to do to be involved in WHAT TYPE is:

a) Create a question/answer or take one already on the blog
b) Create a way of communicate it
c) Have it send to whatype[a]gmail.com with title, format, type used and your
personal information you want to be on the post
d) Wait to receive a mail from us to let you know that we’ve posted it
e) Show it to all the people you know

Minimal Experimental

minimalexperimental is a platform for online and offline design exhibitions. They want to encourage designers to be more daring, to experiment more, not to choose the most available solution to any project. They are here to promote graphic designers and to promote experimental design as contemporary form of expression. For the time being they will organize exhibitions in Romania.

Typography 28 - The Annual of the Type Directors Club

The TDC Annual 28 is an 8.5×11.25″, 350 page, hardbound volume containing the best of type and typography from the year 2006.

The Annual for the year 2006-2007 was designed by Number Seventeen.
Published by Collins Design, an Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers Inc. of New York, the Annual is distributed in the US and Canada and worldwide by HarperCollins International.

The color Annual contains full-color illustrations, including the winning selections from entries into the TDC53 Typography Competition, and the winning selections from entries into the TDC2 2007 Type Design Competition.

Typography 28 also includes a very special section, celebrating the twenty-seventth anniversary publication of the hardcover Annual, of a reprinting of the original catalog pages from the fourth TDC Competition from 1957, which was the third to have a printed catalog. Reprinted here in the context of the Annual are many of the classic works of modernist typography from that time.

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