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Book Design - From the Basics to the Most Outstanding Designs by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor)
Category: Art and Design
Whether you are a graphic designer, a small press or a self-publisher, this publication will tell you everything: from the history of books to the printing and binding techniques, showcasing beautiful contemporary examples. Do you know when the first book was born? Have you ever wondered what are the ba ...Show more
Decoding Logos - From Logo Design to Branding by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor)
Category: Graphic Design
Decoding Logos focuses on how logo and branding come into being and uncovers the design stories behind logo development Logos are becoming increasingly simple, to the point where you might wonder just how much simpler they can get. A subtle tweak to a logotype is starting to feel like too much design. T ...Show more
Designing Your Identity - Stationery Design by Shaoqiang Wang (editor)
Category: General Design
If the logo is the face of a company, its stationery might be its makeup. The right choice of a suitable colour, typography or dimensions to speak for the brand enhances its essential values, philosophy and concept. "Designing Your Identity" brings together utterly fresh and creative stationery material ...Show more
Duotone - Limited Colour Schemes in Graphic Design by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor); Shanti Sparrow (Foreword by)
Category: Art and Design
Now in paperback,Duotone explores the possibilities and applications of two-colour printing technique, which uses either two shades of the same colour, black and one tint, or two different colours. This method brings out middle tones and highlights, and its results are vibrant, colourful and stunning, g ...Show more
Get Impressed! - The Revival of Letterpress and Handmade Type by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor)
Category: Graphic Design
Letterpress, a Chinese invention from the 10th century consisting in movable types and later adopted in the western hemisphere about 1440, forever changed the face of communication and the speed in which information could be passed along from person to person. It gave birth to the "press." Today letterp ...Show more
Graphics on the Move - Dynamic Branding by Shaoqiang Wang (Editor)
Category: Graphic Design
In the information explosion age, where there is a shift from static printed information to digital media, designs that can convey information faster, more convincingly and, thanks to mobile phones, ubiquitously, are likely to gain the public's favor. As a result, graphic designers are increasingly incl ...Show more
New Playful Data - Graphic Design and Illustration for Infographics by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor)
Category: Graphic Design
New Playful Data: Graphic Design and Illustration for Infographics features brilliant and illustrative infographic projects from gifted graphic designers, illustrators, artists, and even scientists. Not only do they visualize data in a tangible and memorable way through playful illustrations, but they a ...Show more
Playful DataGraphic Design and Illustration for Infographics by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor)
Category: Graphic Design
Ever been tired of reading and digesting a bunch of tedious numbers or words on a list, form, or bar chart? Playful Data will save you from this chronic headache by featuring some of the most brilliant, playful, illustration-based infographic projects from gifted illustrators, artists, scientists, or gr ...Show more
Shapes by Shaoqiang Wang (Editor)
Category: Graphic Design
A book dedicated entirely to geometric shapes, widely used by graphic designers and applied to all fields of communication. Basic geometric shapes and their various combinations are hugely popular in graphic design. The creative possibilities they offer are limitless, and viewers continuously interpret ...Show more
Simplicity - The Appeal of Minimalism in Graphic Design by Wang Shaoqiang (Editor)
Category: Art and Design
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 and Japanese design schools are the most outstanding rep ...Show more
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