Tricia Austin Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Exploring the interconnectedness of narrative, individuals, and their environments, this book delves into how these elements shape one another. It examines the implications of this relationship for designing narrative environments, highlighting the significance of context in storytelling and the immersive experiences it creates. Through this lens, the author presents a compelling case for understanding narratives as deeply rooted in the places and people they involve.

This book explains how graphic designers use computers as a medium to combine word, image, motion, sound, and user interaction for the internet, TV, promos, games, animation, CDs, and exhibitions. Mapping the spectrum of career opportunities created by digital technologies in the industry, it also describes the attitudes, skills, and knowledge needed to enter the profession and captures the flavor and excitement of working in this field. The authors' broad perspective—taking in everything from photography and illustration to motion, environmental, and wearable graphics—describes the growing importance of new media for graphic designers in developing new experiences for the information and entertainment industries across the globe. Sections on online design and imaginary worlds—including virtual worlds, digital FX, and games—map out recent and future technological developments and their implications for designers of today and tomorrow.