Tag: books
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Ilic and Heller Raise Curtain on Shakespeare Posters
Mirko Ilic and Steven Heller assemble more than a thousand Shakespeare posters from around the world
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Capsule Treats Client To Halloween Brand
Capsule creates healthy Halloween character known as The Sugar Goblin.
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Scholastic and Moonsub Shin Empower Children
Artist Moonsub Shin, under the direction of Scholastic’s corporate design team, has created whimsical artwork that has become the foundation of visual branding for Scholastic’s current companywide mission statement and reading initiative.
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Strick&Williams Brings Context To Columbia Global Reports
Design team helps kick off book series that combines in-depth journalism with on-site reporting to illuminate underreported issues.
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PepsiCo 50th Anniversary Book Rejects Retro
PepsiCo commemorative book by Think Studio rejects retro and looks forward
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Fahrenheit 451 Book Design is on Fire, Literally
Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 is a novel about a dystopian future where books are outlawed and firemen burn any house that contains them. As part of her schooling at The Austin Creative Department, Elizabeth Perez designed this book cover to enhance Bradbury’s message and it has gone viral. She writes: “I wanted to spread the book-burning […]
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Sometimes You Can Judge A Book By Its Cover
Creative Director Matt Checkowski is known for such innovative projects as digital content for an opera, the first ever pop-up museum for scent and co-creating the dream sequences in Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report. His company, The D4D, in downtown Los Angeles, is a hub of creativity and a place that inspires ideas with a playful, […]
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Must Read: Design Books We Love
Women in Graphic Design Why do apparently so few women feature in the history of design? Why do so few women speak at conferences? Why are previously well-known women ‘forgotten’? Are women judged today solely on the basis of their quality of work? First published in Germany, Women in Graphic Design 1890–2012 — whose contributors […]