Graphic Design
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Bryan Peterson. Why make all of this complex design when you can use a square? Simplify. Peterson brings design back down to Earth. Intuitive examples. |
Heller, Drennan. This book first covers the evolution of digital design and then presents 17 digital projects by designers such as Razorfish's Thomas Mueller and Craig Kanarick, IDEO's Peter Spreenberg and new media artist Marianne R. Petit. Well illustrated. |
David Siegel. The fact that this book is in its second edition says something. Great screen design examples for the web (and applicable for other multimedia applications). |
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Robin Williams and John Tollett. A short but great book, richly illustrated. The title says it all. |
Blackwell, Carson, and Davis . This book is a follow-up for the The End of Print. It is rich with examples of Carson's work. |
Blackwell, Carson, Carson and Byrne. This book deals with the abstraction of visual language to enable interpretation through intuition. Strong reviews. Carson is considered one of today's leading designers. |
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Lisa Lopuck. This book overviews multimedia design and production at a high level. It contains some nice screen designs. |
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Walton and Baird Duncan. From pop to hip hop. Magazines, posters, flyers and other graphic creations for the music industry. |
Wozencraft, Brody. This second collection of Brody's works delves into his transition to the digital media. Great images. Neville is known for his cutting edge thinking in design. |
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