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Lilly Smith|Books
Stefan Bucher’s Letterheads: A Zany but Totally Methodical Take on Reinvention
The designer explains why humor is a good tool, how to overcome artistic fears, and what he means by saying he’s a “Victorian gardener of the mind.”
Steven Heller|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Inspiration-seeker and the Composed Creative
As 2017 draws to a close, Heller and Millman ask, which feeling do you want to end the year on: one that stimulates, or soothes?
Julie Anixter|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Design Standard-Bearer or the Trendsetter
Are you looking for design moments that shook the world or that are off the beaten path?
Doug Powell|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Design Practitioner and the Theorist
Books that provide a broad understanding of the world around you.
Sean Adams|Books
Holiday Book List: For the Serenity-seeker and the Problem-solver
Are you looking to escape reality or face it? Either way, we’ve got the book for you.
Michael Bierut|Books
Holiday Book List 2017: Master Class
You don’t have to be a creative to appreciate these reads. A curious mind will do.
Lilly Smith|Books
Recipe for Success
Unsung 20th century design hero Cipe Pineles shows how design makes the difference with a newly released book, Leave Me Alone with the Recipes, and has us asking, how exactly do you measure success?
Maya P. Lim|Books
Joan Miró: I Work Like a Gardener
“To work like a gardener was to create life itself—the autonomous life of a visual universe that, in [Miró’s] words, was a world set in motion.”
Maya P. Lim|Books
Bruno Munari: In the Darkness of the Night
Bruno Munari’s classic In the Darkness of the Night is made with materials that build mystery and tension.
Maya P. Lim|Books
The Signs of Barcelona
A glimpse inside Louise Fili’s newest book.
Juliette Cezzar|Books
The Future of Graphic and Communication Design
A look at how our roles as designers are ever evolving.
Chris Ware|Books
I Loved to Draw
An excerpt from Chris Ware’s new Monograph.
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