Minimalism emphasizes extreme simplicity of form. By reducing the number of graphic elements, the strength of each element is enhanced. Or, as Mies van der Rohe famously said, "Less is more". Known for their simple and unassuming rules, the Nordic an...

After decades of using software as their exclusive work tool, graphic designers today are re-discovering the creative and expressive power of handmade letters: lettering has a distinctive visual and physical effect, and provides endless possibilities...

"Set Design For Printed Matter" explores the endless possibilities and powerful impact of using the materials and techniques of set design in graphic design elements. From editorial projects, posters, and flyers to illustrations for magazines or adve...

The smaller the number of graphic elements, the stronger the impact of each element. From Mies van der Rohe to the Nordic and Japanese design schools, more and more designers have applied minimalism in their works to infuse them with a clear style, b...

Geometric shapes are widely used by graphic designers and applied to all the fields of communication. The broad range of case studies featured in this book displays how familiar shapes can be transformed and used to convey new concepts and trends in...

"Scenographics" explores the possibilities of creating a set which utilizes creative design in a multi-dimension perspective. Going behind the scenes of the design process it explores the creative and strategic elements of set design, and provides da...