Catharine M. Fishel Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

The second in the seven-volume LogoLounge Master Library series, LogoLounge Master Library, Volume 2: 3000 Animal & Mythology Logos is a highly organized collection of 3,000 animal and mythology logo designs, culled carefully from LogoLounge.com, the largest online searchable collection of logos in the world. In addition, top-tier logo designers share their insights on the values, traditions, and future of designing with animals and mythological characters. — Animals have been depicted symbolically ever since man first began to draw. Their shapes, colors, behaviors, and history provide a wealth of inspiration for logo designers. — Mythological figures are rich in analogy and metaphor, perfect for logo design. Every culture has its own fables and fascinating visual stories that help designers convey challenging concepts. The LogoLounge Master Library series will form the deepest, densest, most highly focused collection of logos organized by category ever. The total collection will include Initials & Crests, Animals & Mythology, Typography, People, Shapes & Symbols, Nature & Food, and Arts & Culture. The Master Library series is organized with the busy, motivated designer in mind. Turn to exactly what you need, time after time—a must-have resource for any serious logo designer.

Working freelance is an attractive option for a sizeable number of both recent design graduates and seasoned professionals. The Freelance Design Handbook is a practical and inspirational illustrated desk reference for freelance designers hoping to develop a long term and successful career path. The book is packed full of best practice, practical business tips, and professional and creative strategies from successful freelancers, case studies, alongside industry reference resources, to inform aspiring freelance designers of their options. This book explores the different design fields open to freelancers, covering all genres of graphic design, including, branding, corporate identity, publishing, information design, and how each area is best approached from a freelance standpoint.

Haptik und damit auch ungewöhnliche Materialien stehen als Gegenpol zur Cyber-Welt hoch im Kurs. Doch viele Designer scheuen ihren Einsatz – nicht zuletzt aus Unkenntnis über das Druckverhalten und die mögliche Weiterverarbeitung. Mit diesem Band wird dem Designer nicht nur die Scheu vor unbekanntem Terrain genommen, er zeigt anhand vieler fantastischer Beispiele die große kreative Spielwiese von bedruckbaren Materialien wie Leder, Holz, Stoff, Plastik, Metall oder sogar Schokolade auf und stellt Bindetechniken sowie Druckveredelungen vor. Jede Technik wird in einem einführenden Kapitel verständlich erklärt; die vorgestellten Projekte selbst von den Designern kommentiert. Ein absolutes Muß also für kreative Köpfe, die sich abseits von 4c, Bilderdruckpapier und DIN-Formaten bewegen wollen!

The fourth volume in the best-selling LogoLounge series delivers a fresh collection of 2,000 totally new logos from designers worldwide. This book, like the previous titles in the series, is compiled in association with LogoLounge.com, the largest database of logo designs in the world. The first portion of the book delivers insightful articles on high-profile projects created by top international design names, including Pentagram, Siegel+Gale, Jager Di Paola Kemp, Hesse Design, and Interbrand. The second part of the book contains 2,000 logos organized for easy reference by category (typography, people, mythology, nature, sports, etc.), as well as additional articles on recent designs by Gardner Design, Tompert Design, Karl Design, Hybrid Design, Iconologic, and Hugonaut.

Now in a new "mini" edition, this third volume in the best-selling LogoLounge series provides 2,000 totally new logos from designers worldwide. This book, like the previous titles in the series, is compiled in association with LogoLounge.com, the largest database of logo designs in the world. The first portion of the book features high-profile projects from nine top designers and firms, including Lippincott, FutureBrand, Wolff Olins, Turner Duckworth, Werner Design Werks, Carbone Smolan, Desgrippes Gobé, and Michael Osborne Design. The second part of the book contains 2,000 logos organized by category (typography, people, mythology, nature, sports, etc.), as well as many shorter articles on projects by Miles Newlyn, Haley Johnson Design, and Cato Purnell.

The In-House Design Handbook is a unique practical and inspirational compendium that places in-house design--where as many as 50 percent of designers work, across a variety of different industries and market sectors--at the centre of professional excellence. The In-House Design Handbook will inspire and inform with practical advice, both experienced in-house designers within every type of company and organisation, and those who do not have advanced design qualifications (and who learn on the job) but who are nevertheless responsible for the ways in which their companies present a design face to the world.The book will address the daily working environment of the in-house designer, exploring project and resource management, creative strategies, communication and presentation skills, and how to raise the perceived value of design within an organisation. Alongside the practical and inspirational content will be case studies and comments from successful in-house teams, plus hints, techniques, and strategies for being creative on a budget, selling ideas internally, and clinching funding from purse-string holders.

A how-to guide for the finishing touch to a successful design Designers love to incorporate bells and whistles and special features into their designs to make them stand out. Often these special treatments are the element that makes the audience really connect with the design. The challenge is that these special embellishments are usually expensive and getting them right can be extremely difficult. Mastering Materials, Bindings & Finishes provides a complete reference to hundreds of special treatments, with information on how to approach them in reference to your design job, what to consider, the challenges, pitfalls, and the inside scoop from experienced designers who have both successfully and, not so successfully, implemented each of the effects featured.

The much anticipated follow-up to Logolounge features 2,000 logos and provides fresh inspiration to anyone looking to direct their own identity.

This title traces the process of redesigning a company's graphic identity through a vast collection of identity projects broken down into three section: corporate identities, online identities and identity redesign projects.