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Slide 6 :Author: Skopec, David Year: 2003 Title: Digital Layout for the Internet and other Media Call Number: 741.60285 SKO Abstract: "Digital media is a multifaceted and constantly developing area. Whether at the level of planning, conception, usability design or programming, each stage requires an understanding of some fundamental concepts, and each can be assessed and discussed in some detail. This book focuses on questions related to design and so contributes to the decoding of this complex topic. As a component of observing digital media it centres on exciting and informative aspects, which help in understanding fundamental interconnections - while at the same time opening our eyes to the possibilities..." - From Inside Flap of Front Cover. Back


Slide 7 :Author: Oldach, Mark Year: 1995 Title: Creativity for Graphic Design Call Number: 741.6 OLD Abstract: "As a designer, you want your work to be creative, out-standing and fresh. This book will help you reach your potential with advice on how to generate more good ideas, develop those ideas into great concepts, sell those concepts to your clients and ultimately create outstanding designs that will get great responses..." - From Back Cover Back


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Slide 9 :Author: Smitshuijzen, Edo Year: 2007 Title: Signage Design Manual Call Number: 741.6 SMI Abstract: "The 'Signage Design Manual' takes the reader, in a simple and straightforward manner, through the step-by-step phases of a signage project. Over 900 Illustrations ensure this journey to be a pleasant experience. The depth and comprehensive scope of the content make this book a unique publication. Not only does it provide information on established working methods, design issues, and materials, but it even includes future developments such as electronic navigation tools on mobile devices (or other futuristic personal gear). Important neighbouring knowledge is also addressed, like IP (intellectual property) rights, other legal issues, design management, and various commercial aspects..." - From Back Cover. Back


Slide 10 :Author: Ryan, William Year: 2004 Title: Graphic Design Communications Today Edition: 4th Edition Call Number: 741.6 RYA Abstract: "Here is the definitive book on graphic communications - now back in a meticulously researched and gloriously designed all-new fourth edition. Get deep inside the concepts and practical applications of traditional and cutting-edge media in the explosive world of contemporary visual art..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 11 :Author: Swann, Alan Year: 1991 Title: Graphic Design School: Foundation course in the principles and practices of graphic design Edition: 1st Edition Call Number: 741.6 SWA Abstract: "Carefully structured to provide a thorough, easy-to-follow course in graphic design. Demonstrates creative solutions to real-life design problems through specially-designed projects. Covers all of the major design fields: Magazines, books, packaging, advertising and corporate design. Full of professional tips from leading design practitioners. Compiled by a practicing designer with long experience of teaching and creating graphic design courses." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 12 :Author: Newberry, Betsy Year: 1998 Title: Fresh Ideas in Limited Budget Design Call Number: 741.6 NEW Abstract: "A limited budget doesn't have to inhibit your creativity. For proof, just look inside. You'll see 121 of the freshest cost-effective projects from today's top studios, including: brochures and booklets pro bono work cards, announcements and invitations self-promotions logos and stationery posters menus, books, signage, packaging and more..." - From Back Cover Back


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Slide 14 :Author: Frazetta, Frank Year: 2001 Title: Testament: The Life and Work of Frank Frazetta Call Number: 741.6 FRA Abstract: Comic book and newspaper strip artist, paperback illustrator, Fine Art painter, film producer: for over fifty years Frank Frazetta has been the pre-eminent creator of fantastic images. Honored with the Hugo, World Fantasy and Spectrum Grandmaster Awards, Frazetta was inducted into the Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame in 1998. 'Testament' is the third collection of Fran Frazetta's art from Underwood Books..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 15 :Author: Mijksenaar, Paul and Westendorp, Piet Year: 1999 Title: Open Here: The Art of Instructional Design Call Number: 741.6 MIJ Abstract: "This book presents an entertaining array of the most ingenious, frustrating, beautiful and terrible visual solutions that designers and illustrators have invented to help us handle modern technology and everyday products. It shows us how to floss our teeth properly, where to insert the printer cartridge, which button to press to transfer a phone call, how to use chopsticks, how to open a milk carton and where to exit the plane in case of emergency landing..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 16 :Author: Heller, Steven and Ilic, Mirko Year: 2007 Title: The Anatomy of Design Call Number: 741.60904 HEL Abstract: "Designers are conceptual pack rats; the crowd as much raw material into their brains as possible, and then draw upon it to create their work. 'The Anatomy of Design' reveals how great design derives from countless inspirational sources - some well known, some unknown, some obvious, some seemingly inconsequential, and all relevant..." - From Back Cover Back


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Slide 19 :Author: Guild, Graphic Artists Year: 2001 Title: Graphic Artists Guild Handbook: Pricing & Ethical Guidelines. Call Number: 741.60688 GRA Abstract: "The industry bible, containing information all graphic artists and their clients need to buy and sell work in a totally professional manner. This edition has been thoroughly revised and updated to provide all the tools you need to compete in an industry moving at lighting speed." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 20 :Author: Drew, John and Meyer, Sarah Year: 2006 Title: Color Management for Logos: A Comprehensive Guide for Graphic Designers Call Number: 741.6 DRE Abstract: "Logo design is the most commonly requested commercial design. To be successful, designers need the skills and knowledge to create simple, bold graphics. Not only is this book a great source of inspiration, it is also a hardworking manual that gives designers the broad color knowledge with which to create more successful logos. It offers suggestions for working within budgetary constraints, analyzes how to create the right feel for an identity, and illustrates how different colors can enhance a logo design..." - From Back Cover. Back


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Slide 22 :Author: Kaye, Joice Rutter Year: 1998 Title: Type Call Number: 741.6 KAY Abstract: "'Type' demonstrates the myriad ways type can be used as an essential design element. A discriminating collection, this array of masterful type-design treatments includes type fonts custom-made for the job, elegant and classic fonts stretching traditional boundaries, mod and retro type that avoids looking clichéd, and much more. Learn how to stretch, alter, and successfully use type in place for any graphic design assignment." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 23 :Author: Kaye, Joice Rutter Year: 1998 Title: Layout Call Number: 741.6 KAY Abstract: "'Layout' is a graphic design guidebook to the inner workings of great layout design. Learn what makes a design layout compelling - whether it is found in a magazine, book, brochure, or simple restaurant menu. This volume features inspiring graphics created by industry trendsetters. From the traditional to the avant-garde, striking examples of many styles of layout are shown for both commercial and artistic applications." - From Back Cover Back


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Slide 26 :Author: Holland, DK (ed.) Year: 2001 Title: Design Issues: How Graphic Design Informs Society Call Number: 741.6 DES Abstract: "Celebrated designer and author DK Holland Presents thirty-four of the most provocative essays to be featured in her popular Design Issues column in 'Communication Arts' magazine... What's Bad About Good Design?; Thoughts on Identity at the Century's End; Design for a Time of Weird, Wild Change - these are only a few of the fascinating issues to be addressed in this critical examination of the field of design, as seen through the eyes of more than twenty contributors..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 27 :Author: Landa, Robin Year: 2001 Title: Graphic Design Solutions Edition: 2nd Edition Call Number: 741.6 Abstract: "'Graphic Design Solutions, 2E', now in full color, demystifies the design process by outlining step-by-step procedures readers can apply with confidence to solve their own design or advertising problems. Projects and exercises featured throughout the book are interactive, allowing readers to experience a design element, principle or application. Exercises included are a workout - an informal nudge that fosters a willingness to experiment. Projects develop hand skills and well as critical and visual thinking skills. New Projects include web design, web logos, annual reports, branding and new portfolio projects. This edition also features new samples of works by master and contemporary designers and offers guidance on how to objectively assess and critique designs..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 28 :Author: Staake, Bob Year: 1996 Title: The Complete Book of Humorous Art Call Number: 741.6 STA Abstract: "In this witty and frank guide, 20 of today's top humorous illustrators talk about their work. They delve into such topics as: traditional and unconventional techniques, mediums and tools (from airbrush to toothbrush) the right way to get started in the business where the money is inspirations and influences the ups and downs of illustrating for magazines, advertising, books, animation and other markets style... 'slamitude' vs. subtlety"... - From Back Cover. Back


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Slide 30 :Author: Morgan, Conway Lloyd Year: 1999 Title: Logos: logo, identity, brand, culture Call Number: 741.6 MOR Abstract: "From a ballet school in New York to a courier service under the English Channel. From a global airline to an international human rights committee. In leisure, education, manufacturing and retailing. Logos, brands and identities are the keystones of corporate communication. Over twenty studies of contemporary projects and world brands. Over 160 colour illustrations, designs and drawings. With comments by the designers and clients..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 31 :Author: Shaughnessy, Adrian Year: 2005 Title: How to be a graphic designer, without losing your soul Call Number: 741.6023 SHA Abstract: "Designers are quick to tell us about their sources of inspiration, but they are much less willing to reveal such critical matters as how to find work, what to charge, and what to do when a client rejects three weeks of work and refuses to pay the bill. 'How to be a graphic designer, without loosing your soul' addresses the concerns of young designers who want to earn a living by doing expressive and meaningful work, and who want to avoid becoming hired drones working on soulless projects. Written by a designer for designers, it combines practical advice with philosophical guidance to help young professionals embark on their careers..." - From inside Front Flap. Back


Slide 32 :Author: Heller, Steven and Pomeroy, Karen Year: 1997 Title: Design Literacy: Understanding Graphic Design Call Number: 741.6 HEL Abstract: Although created to fulfil ephemeral needs, great works of graphic design often become memorable cultural icons representing the times and places of their origins. 'Design Literacy' presents ninety-three "object lessons," specific histories examining the contexts in which well-known, unknown and anonymous works have made decisive contributions to the evolution of graphic design..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 33 :Author: Sawahata, Lesa Year: 1999 Title: Black + White and Two-Color Design: Working with black-and-white and two-colour design Call Number: 741.6 SAW Abstract: "'Graphic Idea Resource: Black-and-white and Two-Color Design' demonstrates how less really is more. A select group of effective package designs, logos, annual reports, newsletters, and more shows the advantage of two-color and black-and-white design and how it works for limited budgets; conveys restrained, tasteful design; and highlights the very basics of design-type and artwork..." - From Back Cover. Back


Slide 34 :Author: Gross, Michael, Zimmerman, Ron and Buchholz, Jim Year: 2006 Title: Signs, Trails, and Wayside Exhibits Edition: 3rd Edition Call Number: 741.6 GRO Abstract: "'Signs, Trails, and Wayside Exhibits' is a comprehensive, visual guide to planning, designing, and fabricating effective interpretive panels and trails. The book contains essential information for any site that has or is planning outdoor media or trails..." - From the Website. Back


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Slide 36 :Author: Dabner, David Year: 2005 Title: Graphic Design School: A foundation course in the principles and practices of Graphic Design. Edition: 3rd Edition Call Number: 741.6 SWA Abstract: A carefully structured self-teaching guide, this completely updated edition of 'Graphic Design School' provides current information on computer-aided design and the use of software applications in all aspects of design, including the creation of successful corporate logos, advertisements, and magazine design solutions. 'Graphic Design School' is packed with practical guidance for graphic designers working in both print and digital media - from newspapers, magazines and books, to packaging advertising, corporate work and web design..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 37 :Author: Heller, Steven and Finamore, Marie (eds) Year: 1997 Title: Design Culture: an anthology of writing from the AIGA Journal of Graphic Design Call Number: 741.6 DES Abstract: "Examines the coming of age of graphic design as a profession and its role in shaping our culture. Prominent designers, editors, academics, and professionals both within and outside the field offer stimulating views on the impact of graphic design on everyday life. Articles range from skateboard graphics to the NASA logo to lucky charms cereal, addressing such key points as love, money, power; facts and artefacts; modern and other isms; design 101; public works; understanding media; and future shocks..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 38 :Author: Hembree, Ryan Year: 2006 Title: The Complete Graphic Designer Call Number: 741.6 HEM Abstract: This concise overview of commercial graphic design explores issues that designers face every day, and offers advice on design principles and communication strategies to help them achieve smooth success. 'The Complete Graphic Designer' begins with a look at design basics, including layout, color, typography and communication theory. With this foundation in place, author Ryan Hembree considers the goals of common design jobs such as logos, letterhead, envelopes, brochures, invitation, publications, annual reports, catalogs, identity, and branding. By understanding what - and to whom - a piece is trying to communicate, designers can meet tough challenges with confidence at every turn..." - From Back Cover Back


Slide 39 :Author: Merritt, Douglas Year: 1993 Title: Graphic Design in Television Call Number: 741.6 MER Abstract: "Douglas Merritt, formerly Head of Graphic Design at Thames Television, and now Hon. Professor of Graphic Design at the University of the West of England at Bristol, discusses the many technical advances [in the use of graphic design for the television ] but stresses that the essential qualities of imagination and creative thought must remain pre-eminent if design is to retain its vitality..." - From the Back Cover Back


What else have we got? :What else have we got? Go to Tropicat and search for Graphic Design as a Keyword or for Call Numbers starting with 741.6 OR Come into the Library and browse the shelves. The 741 section is on the Second Floor on the Eastern side of the building Back to Start Follow me home