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| Blank |
| A Book on Printing |
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In recent years, design professionals have been called upon to push the physical limitations of printed artifacts. New devices and technologies are rapidly altering how we experience and relate to information, and print, in both our business and personal lives. |
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| The obsolescence that inevitably follows combines with other temporal considerations, such as environmental impact or spatial limitations, to pull into question the very necessity of any given material output. As a result, designers find themselves employing and often developing new processes to implement their designs and retain relevance in a changing marketplace.
Blank encompasses the wide variety of projects for which designers utilize these techniques — whether branding identity, publication or package design. Providing in-depth insight into the latest trends while highlighting the development of new printing methods, Blank generates fresh fodder for print design in the 21st Century.
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320 pages, Paperback, 8'' X 11'' (203 x 279 mm)
1,000 color illustrations, English
ISBN: 978-988-18893-5-5 $ 45.00 |
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Anagrama
Brown & White Creative
Dario Verrengia
Edwin Tan
Fuse
G-MAN
KentLyons
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Lundgren+Lindqvist
Mind Design
Ministry of Design
Morse Studio
Purpose
Research Studios
Stas Sipovich
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Tadas Karpavičius
Thompson Brand Partners
Thorbjrn Ankerstjerne
VONSUNG
W & Larry
Yasuko Ikeda
Yomesubo
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| See also: |
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| Xtreme Italian Brochures |
| Brochures designed and produced using alternative materials such as ecological paper, boards of various types and formats, plastic, vinyl, PVC, artificial grass, wood, iron, gum, organic materials, etc.. Features over 100 of the best experimental Italian brochures designed by 55 agencies / individuals. more... |
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| Typography Today |
| Type without limits. The innovative artists featured here defy accepted conventions, using food, fabric, wood, metal, plastic and more to enhance their work. Attention is paid not only to form, but to the materials used to construct letters and numbers, with whimsical and playful results. more... |
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