Laurence King Fall 2009 Catalog

Design and Fashion

3 Bibliographic: 100 Classic Graphic Design Books 6 New Packaging Design 8 Art Direction Explained, At Last!12 Graphic Design: A User’s Manual14 Made & Sold: Toys, T-shirts, Prints, Zines, and Other Stuff16 Animation in Process18 Tees: The Art of the T-Shirt20 My Wonderful World of Fashion: A Book for Drawing, Creating, and Dreaming22 100 Years of Menswear24 British Fashion Designers26 Bag28 The Pattern Sourcebook: A Century of Surface Design30 Fixed: Global Fixed-Gear Bike Culture

Unit Editions

32 Studio Culture: How to Start, Run & Manage a Graphic Design Studio

Art

35 Art by Tattooists38 Methods and Theories of Art History

Architecture and Interior Design

40 1000 Interior Details for the Home: And Where to Find Them42 Drawing for Interior Design44 Extreme Architecture: Building for Challenging Environments46 Very Small Shops48 The Architecture of Yemen49 French Interiors of the 18th Century

50 Backlist 64 Index of Titles65 Index of Authors66 Contacts and Distribution Details67 Representative Details69 Backlist Barcodes

Contents

All descriptions in this catalog are correct at the time of going to press. Prices, which apply in the US only, are provisional and subject to change without notice.

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Bibliographic: 100 Classic Graphic Design Books is a unique compilation of the best design books of the last 100 years. It covers a huge range of material – historic titles from pioneering type foundries to the best of recent monographs from today’s leading studios – and provides an essential insight into the evolution of graphic design in the twentieth century. Classic graphic design manuals by László Moholy-Nagy and Josef Müller-Brockmann are included, alongside pioneering instructional titles on advertising and corporate identity. Monographs designed by and covering the major individuals and studios of the era – from A.M. Cassandre and Alexey Brodovitch to Stefan Sagmeister and Peter Saville – are detailed, along with groundbreaking anthologies on trademark design, Polish film posters, the impact of the avant-garde, and more. All the books, whether classic histories of Bauhaus design or rarely seen sourcebooks of symbols and type, are illustrated with a wide selection of spreads and covers, all in color. In addition, leading international designers have provided lists of favorite titles from their own libraries.

Jason Godfrey, director of Godfrey Design, London, studied at the Royal College of Art before pursuing a career in print and digital media in London, New York, and Austin, Texas. His work has been shown in the annuals of D&AD and the New York Type Directors Club.

600 color illustrations

224 pages

9 1⁄4 x 11 1⁄4 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 592 3

US $50.00 / CAN $64.95

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Bibliographic100 Classic Graphic Design BooksJason GodfreyForeword by Steven Heller

• Theultimategraphicdesignlibraryinabook

• Abibliographicguide/inspirationalsourcebook forworkingstudiosandstudents

• Agreatstartingpointtocreatingadesign libraryaswellasanopportunitytoviewrare andinfluentialbooks

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Packaging today needs to do so much more than preserving, protecting, and promoting the products it contains. The rise of environmental issues and globalization mean that today’s packaging designers must create innovative solutions that are also sustainable. This book shows how packaging design has changed to meet the demands of this new context. It takes the reader behind some of the world’s best-known brands to meet the designers, clients, marketers, technologists, environmentalists, and retailers, to tell their stories about the development of some of the most remarkable packs of our time. Showcasing the best packaging design from around the world, and presented through new color photography, the book also features in-depth case studies of some of the most innovative design processes with interviews and illustrated details.

Janice Kirkpatrick is a graphic designer and founding director of international design consultancy Graven Images. A writer, broadcaster, and lecturer, she has also curated several exhibitions including “The Good Buy Girl” for the Design Museum, London, and “UK Style” and “UK PackAge” for the British Council.


192 pages

9 1⁄4 x 11 1⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 613 5

US $35.00 / CAN $45.95

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New Packaging DesignJanice Kirkpatrick / Graven Images

• Featuresthemostinnovativepackagingdesign fromaroundtheworld

• Casestudiesincludeinterviewswithdesigners, manufacturers,retailers,clients,and environmentalists

• Showsthetechnicaldrawings,designs, andpreviouslyunpublishedsketchesof famouspackaging

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This book is a highly informative, highly entertaining introduction to what art direction is and what art directors do. Written by two of the world’s leading experts on the subject, it covers the role of art director in numerous environments, including magazines and newspapers, advertising, corporate identity, museums, and publishing. It also provides an insight into what makes a successful art director, what an art director actually does all day, what makes things go right, and what makes things go wrong. Alongside perspectives on typography, illustration, and photography, there are case studies of successful art direction in different spheres, from McSweeney’s to Vier5’s web design. The authors have also invited pre-eminent international art directors to interpret their roles in special sections of the book that they have art directed themselves. The result is an impressive, enlightening, and often very funny diversity of perspectives and approaches. Clearly written, including a glossary of handy art director sayings, an “art director test,” and more, Art Direction Explained, At Last! will provide students with insights into the world of art direction and professionals with a perceptive overview of their profession.

Steven Heller is co-chair of the Designer as Author program and co-founder of the Design Criticism program at SVA, New York. For 33 years he was an art director at the New York Times. He is editor of AIGA VOICE, contributing editor to Print, Eye, Baseline, and I.D., and author of 120 books on design. Véronique Vienne has worked at a number of US magazines as art director, and is the author of The Art of Doing Nothing and The Art of Imperfection, as well as Something to be Desired.


256 pages

8 3⁄4 x 10 in

ISBN (flexibound) 978 1 85669 624 1

US $35.00 / CAN $45.95

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Art Direction Explained, At Last!Steven Heller and Véronique Vienne

• Anincisivecollaborationbetweentwoexperts onthesubject

• Highlyinformative,entertainingguideto everythingaboutartdirection

• Containssectionswrittenanddesignedbysome ofthemostrespectedartdirectorsintheworld

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This book offers students, novice designers, and battle-toughened professionals alike an insider’s guide to the complexities of current graphic design practice and thinking. It contains all you need to know to survive and prosper in the complex, ever-shifting world of graphic design. Set out in A-Z style and written in a realistic, conversational, and insightful way, the book provides advice on the fundamental topics and issues that face designers in their daily lives. It looks at everything from kerning to presenting, from budgeting to dealing with rejection, from annual reports to interface design. Adrian Shaughnessy, author of the best-selling How to be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul, is himself a successful designer, and brings a wealth of experience to this very useful and entertaining book.

Adrian Shaughnessy is a designer and writer. He co-founded the design company Intro and, since leaving in 2003, has worked as a consultant to various design studios and clients. He has lectured extensively on design and hosts the radio show “Graphic Design On The Radio”.

120 illustrations

320 pages

7 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 591 6

US $30.00 / CAN $38.95

Design

September 2009

Graphic Design: A User’s ManualAdrian ShaughnessyForeword by Michael Bierut

• Aone-stopreferenceguidetographicdesign practice,writtenbytheauthorofthebest-selling How to be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul.

• Coverseveryaspectofcurrentpracticefrom salariestoethics,fromkerningtosoftware

• Essentialreadingforgraphicdesignersand students


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Indie artists, designers and illustrators are doing it for themselves! Tough times often lead to greater creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. Where once designers might have produced a set of postcards to promote themselves or simply for fun, demand for individual design has led to an explosion of quirky and covetable products for sale via the Internet. Self-initiated projects, such as T-shirts or button designs, are fast becoming businesses in themselves. This book showcases over 500 of the cutest and most exciting graphic products by over 90 practitioners from around the world, including: books, magazines and zines; toys; posters, prints and canvases; fonts and typographic 3D products; clothing; and accessories.

FL@33 is a multi-lingual and multi-specialized studio for visual communication based in London, working across all media. FL@33 projects have been extensively featured online and have been published in numerous international magazines, newspapers, and books. In 2005 a FL@33 monograph was published by Pyramyd. FL@33 is also responsible for Stereohype.com, a platform for designers and artists around the world. FL@33 compiled and edited Postcards, also published by Laurence King.


240 pages

7 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 628 9

US $24.95 / CAN $34.95

Design

October 2009

Made & SoldToys, T-shirts, Prints, Zines, and Other StuffFL@33

• Showcasescreativeandmoneyspinningideasfrom graphicdesigners,illustrators,andartistsfrom aroundtheworld

• Providesinspirationforthegrowingnumberof designersneedingtosupplementtheirincomeby sellingtheirowngraphicproducts

• FL@33haveahugeinternationallistofsubscribers totheirStereohype.comnewsletterandwill generateplentyofpublicity

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From Hollywood blockbuster to striving independent filmmaker, from mobile phone games to characters advertising products on television, from pseudo live action through to virtual environments, animation is able to transcend boundaries to new audiences. This book shows how artists, designers, filmmakers, programmers, directors, writers, and producers have seized the chance to entertain using a versatile and compelling medium. Animation in Process is not only a creative showcase exposing the best talent in the field today, but an in-depth exploration of working methods and processes behind the highly polished features they create, with previously unseen material such as sketches, working drawings, storyboards, and other work-in-progress that documents the animators’ craft.

Andrew Selby is an award-winning illustrator and Program Leader for the Visual Communication disciplines at Loughborough University, covering the areas of illustration, graphic communication, and animation. He is also an active member of the LUSAD Animation Academy. He writes regularly for the design press.


192 pages

8 1⁄2 x 11 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 587 9

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95

Design

September 2009

Animation in ProcessAndrew Selby

• Thefirstbooktoshowworkingmethodsand processesoftheworld’sleadinganimators

• Illustratessketchesandwork-in-progressbehind someoftoday’sleadingcuttingedgeanimations

• Willappealtobothstudentsandprofessionals

• ContainsafreeDVDshowingtheworkbehind manyofthefilmsfeatured

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Here at last is the bible of T-shirt design today. 82 stu-dios from around the world – Brazil, Australia, Japan, Switzerland, America, Argentina, and more – contribute their best designs to create a global and contemporary view of the thriving state of T-shirt land. Tees is packed with illustrations of artwork and finished t-shirts, along with insights into the designers’ inspirations, techniques, and where available, retail outlets. With a vast range of styles – anarchic illustration, pixel patterns, faux metal, all-over geometry, high craft, retro type, hand-drawn humor – Tees reveals the enormous potential of T-shirts to be expressive, entertaining, and highly desirable all at once. A special limited edition with a T-shirt featuring a unique collage of designs provided by artists in the book is also available.

MAKI are a small design and illustration studio based in Groningen, The Netherlands, run by Kim Smits and Matthijs Maat. MAKI work for a variety of clients, including magazines and many T-shirt companies around the world. They are the authors of Custom Kicks (Laurence King, 2008) and Maki (Pyramyd, 2008).


336 pages

7 3⁄4 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 615 9

US $29.95 / CAN $38.95

Design / Fashion

October 2009

Special Edition:

Small shirt: 978 1 85669 638 8

Large shirt: 978 1 85669 639 5

Price: US $50.00 / CAN $69.95

TeesThe Art of the T-ShirtMAKI

• BringstogetherthecoolestT-shirtgraphicsfrom aroundtheworld

• Chunkyformat,packedwithwork,atanaccessible price

• Willappealtodesigners,illustrators,students, andT-shirtcollectors,andenthusiasts

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An interactive colouring book for fashionistas of all ages, My Wonderful World of Fashion is packed with beautiful and sophisticated illustrations specially created by the leading fashion-illustrator Nina Chakrabarti. The book encourages creativity, with illustrations to color in and designs to finish off, as well as simple ideas for making and doing (how to make a sari, turn a napkin into a headscarf, dye a T-shirt, and so on). Covering clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, and other accessories, the illustrations span both vintage fashions – drawing on beautiful and interesting objects from past ages – and contemporary designs from the illustrator’s own imagination. ‘Did you know...?’ features that give brief historical notes encourage children to be inspired by history and by other cultures. A wonderful celebration of fashion, the book will appeal to fashion addicts from 8 years plus.

Nina Chakrabarti is an illustrator based in London. She was born and spent her early life in Calcutta, India, then studied illustration at Central Saint Martin’s College and The Royal College of Art, London. Her work is often concerned with collections and the composition of objects. She works using Rotring pens, felt tips, biros, pencils, ink, and the computer. Her clients include Habitat, French Connection, Vogue, and Marks and Spencer.

700 illustrations

272 pages

8 1⁄4 x 11 1⁄2 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 632 6

US $19.95 / CAN $25.95

Design / Fashion

September 2009

My Wonderful World of FashionA Book for Drawing, Creating, and DreamingNina Chakrabarti

• Containsbeautifulandinterestingdrawingsto finishoff,colorin,orbeinspiredby

• FullofsimplefashionDIYtips

• Aninteractivefashionbookbyaleadingillustrator

• Featurescuriousfactsaboutfashionfromacross theworldandfrompastages

• 272pagesatanimpulse-buyprice

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A rich, comprehensive collection of images covering the revolution in menswear over the last 100 years with text by fashion historian Cally Blackman. Rare photography and illustrations reveal the elegant tailoring of Savile Row and tough khaki and denim of the uniform and workplace giving way to an exuberant array of styles and colors as the century progresses. Packed with images of Hollywood style icons, the artist personalities of the 1930s, and more, the evolution of menswear from practical to peacock is explored in an array of rarely seen photographs and illustrations. The impact of Pierre Cardin, Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren, and other designers is contrasted with the street fashion of the 1960s, punk, and the club scene to bring together the story of the flourishing menswear market in one invaluable book. A unique collection, 100 Years of Menswear will prove indispensable for all fashion students, historians of dress, and lovers of men’s clothes.

Cally Blackman is a writer and lecturer with degrees in Fashion Design and History of Art, and an MA in History of Dress from the Courtauld Institute of Art, London. She teaches on the BA Fashion History and Theory course at Central Saint Martins College. Her previous publications include 100 Years of Fashion Illustration (Laurence King) 2007), Costume: From 1500 to the Present Day (2003), and The 20s and 30s: Flappers and Vamps (2000).

347 illustrations, 193 in color

320 pages

7 3⁄4 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (flexibound) 978 1 85669 614 2

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95

Fashion

September 2009

100 Years of Menswear Cally Blackman

• Theonlyphotographichistoryofmenswearon themarket

• Includesfascinating,never-before-seenphotographs, illustrations,andadvertisingmaterial

• Greatsourceofinspirationforfashiondesigners, students,andanyoneinterestedinmen’sfashion

• Authorisawell-respectedfashionhistorianand theauthorof100 Years of Fashion Illustration

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This is the first book to embrace the whole of the UK and its creative influence on international fashion. It is aimed at industry professionals, students, and anyone with an interest in fashion. Both inspirational and informative, it will also appeal as a coffee-table book, being visually inspiring and modern. The UK is a creative and cultural melting pot for international designers to develop their creative identity. London Fashion Week is renowned for showing an edgier breed of fashion designer, and for celebrating cutting-edge couture that pushes the boundaries of convention. This book focuses on the British designers since 2000 who have made their influence resonate globally: designers such as Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, Vivienne Westwood, John Galliano, Julien Macdonald, Giles Deacon, Matthew Williamson, and Paul Smith. Each chapter is devoted to one designer and defines visually how Britishness informs their work, showing final collections, process work, and studio space. Text in the form of questions and answers or running text illustrates each designer’s British influence and distinct style.

Hywel Davies lectures at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, London College of Fashion, and Ravensbourne College of Communication. Previously Fashion Editor of Sleazenation, he has also written for Arena, Vogue, ELLE, Wallpaper*, Nylon, and Dazed & Confused. He has worked as a consultant for brands such as Levi’s, Braun, and Orange. He is the author of Modern Menswear and 100 New Fashion Designers, both published by Laurence King.


208 pages

7 3⁄4 x 11 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 633 3

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95

Fashion

September 2009

British Fashion DesignersHywel Davies

• TheBritishfashionsceneisworld-renownedforits creativityandoriginality

• Features27ofthebestBritishfashiondesigners

• Includesfascinating,never-before-seen photographsanddrawings

• Greatgiftappealwithstunningpackaging

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In the huge and ever growing accessories market, handbags have evolved into unique design pieces – status symbols that many aspire to own. In the last ten years the trend for “it” bags, first initiated by Hermès in the 1950s with the Kelly bag, has taken off, making the luxury goods market extremely lucrative. Certain bag styles have achieved iconic status and are copied the world over, each with its own instantly recognizable name. Featuring handbags from well-known fashion designers as well as up-and-coming new talent, this book showcases the most exciting and innovative handbag designers from across the globe, including Chanel, Philip Lim, Chloe, Dolce & Gabbana, and Marc Jacobs. Bag is beautifully illustrated with specially- commissioned photographs, alongside original sketches and moodboards, to reflect the rich and diverse range of bag design. Seeking to understand the creative processes behind these covetable handbags, the book also includes an informed and considered commentary on the style and technique of each designer and brand featured. Sue Huey is Senior Footwear and Accessories Editor at Worth Global Style Network. She previously worked as footwear and accessories designer for a leading international fashion house. Her first book, New Shoes, was published by Laurence King in 2007. Susie Draffan is a Youth Editor at Worth Global Style Network. She specializes in street trend photography and analysis, of which accessories is a major part.


208 pages

8 x 11 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 616 6

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95

Fashion

September 2009

BagSue Huey and Susie Draffan

• Includesallthekeydesignerbagsthatwomen covetandcollect

• Featureshandbagsfromglobalbrandssuchas Chloe,Moschino,Chanel,andVivienneWestwood, aswellasup-and-comingnames

• Allphotographyspeciallycommissionedfor thebookfromleadingfashionphotographer John-PaulPietrus

• Includessketchesshowingtheoriginalinspiration behindthebags

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This stunning picture book chronicles one hundred years of classic patterns, featuring designs in a wide variety of styles, art movements, and countries of origin to give an overview of surface design from the begin-ning of the last century to the present day. The book is full of original patterns from textiles, wallpaper, furniture, and ceramics and other decorative designs, drawn from a wide range of sources, including the rarely seen archives of leading manufacturers and private collections. Images are arranged by color, and retro and contemporary images come together so that exciting and unexpected juxtapositions occur. Featuring stunning patterns from celebrated artists, such as Henry Moore and Eduardo Paolozzi, to contemporary practitioners, such as Eley Kishimoto and Rob Ryan, this rich visual history of patterns will be a source of inspiration to designers everywhere.

Drusilla Cole is a Senior Lecturer, specializing in textile and surface pattern design at Central St Martins College, part of the University of the Arts, London. She is a practising artist, specializing in natural dyes in particular and textiles in general. She is the author of Textiles Now and Patterns: New Surface Design (also published by Laurence King) and 1000 Patterns (A&C Black).


304 pages

7 3⁄4 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 621 0

US $35.00 / CAN $45.95

Design

October 2009

The Pattern SourcebookA Century of Surface DesignDrusilla Cole

• Invaluablesourcebookforartistsanddesigners

• Containspatternsforavarietyofapplications, includingtextiles,wallpaper,furniture,ceramics, formica

• Featuresclassicpatternsfromawiderangeof well-knowndesigners,fromLucienneDaytoEley Kishimoto

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Fixed-gear cycling has today become the coolest form of urban transport, giving rise to a global fixed-gear culture. Fixed is the first book to document fixed-gear cycling. The authors have traveled to cities around the world to examine at first hand the intersections between the fixed-gear bike’s design and its racing heritage, and the street style and customization that are at the heart of its current popularity. Interviews with sports-people, frame-builders, and those at the nexus of design, art, and fixed-gear culture give an insight into fixed-wheel design, philosophy, and riding experience. The book will appeal to cyclists – fixed-gear riders, urban riders, racers, and those interested in cycling heritage – as well as to a wider design audience.

Andrew Edwards is a graphic designer who has also worked in furniture and industrial design, as well as making documentaries. He is a keen amateur cyclist/racer and a member of Brighton Mitre cycling club. He has a degree in Product Design from Brighton University, East Sussex. Max Leonard has been a freelance writer for four years, and an increasingly dedicated cyclist for about the same length of time. He has written for magazines such as Straight No Chaser and Time Out.


144 pages

8 1⁄2 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 645 6

US $25.00 / CAN $34.95

Design

October 2009

FixedGlobal Fixed-Gear Bike CultureAndrew Edwards and Max Leonard

• Thefirstbooktodocumentfixed-wheelcycling culture

• Covershistory,designandengineering,and contemporarystyleandculture

• Featurescontributionsbywell-knownnamessuch asPaulSmith,ChrisBoardman,andGraemeObree

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Studio Culture:How to start, run & manage a graphic design studioInterviews with designers

Editors: Tony Brook and Adrian ShaughnessyDesigned by Spin

It’s a rare graphic designer who hasn’t contemplated setting up his or her own studio. It’s part of a designer’s DNA to want to own and run a studio. Many do, while others spend a lifetime wondering if they should. But where does the ambitious designer go for advice and guidance?

Who better than the founders of some of the best design studios in the world?

Tony Brook and Adrian Shaughnessy conduct penetrating interviews with a group of visionary graphic designers who have formed and run landmark international design studios. In a series of candid and revealing interviews, many of the leading figures in contemporary graphic design reveal the secrets behind creating a vibrant studio culture.

Contributors

A Practice for Everyday Life (UK), Anothermountainman (China), Atelier Smith (Ireland), Bibliothequé (UK), Build (UK), Coast (Belgium), Doyle Partners (USA), Experimental Jetset (Holland), 4 Creative (UK), Fuel (UK), Green Dragon Office (USA), Inkahoots (Australia), Practise (UK), Tassinari Vetta (Italy), Marian Bantjes (Canada), Mucho (Spain), Nakajema Design (Japan), Non-Format (UK), Pentagram (USA), Research Studios (UK), R2 (Portugal), Shaughnessy Works (UK), Edenspiekermann (Germany), Spin (UK), Surface (Germany), Thirst (USA), Universal Everything (UK), VSA Partners (USA), Walker Arts Center (USA).

Specifications

360 illustrations in colour272 pages230x165mm

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95ISBN 978-0-9562071-0-4August 2009

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Studio 233 Stannary StreetLondon SE11 4AA

T: 0044 (0) 207 7793 9555F: 0044 (0) 207 7793 9666E: [email protected]

www.uniteditions.com

Studio Culture:How to start, run& manage a graphicdesign studio.

EditorsTony Brook & Adrian Shaughnessy

A Practice for Everyday LifeKirsty CarterEmma Thomas

Anothermountainman Stanley Wong

Atelier SmithDavid Smith

BibliothequéTim BeardJonathon JeffreyMason Wells

BuildMichael C PlaceNicola Place

CoastFrédérique Vanhorenbeke

Doyle Partners Stephen Doyle

Experimental Jetset Marieke StolkDanny van den Dungen Erwin Brinkers

4 CreativeBrett Foraker

FuelDamon MurrayStephen Sorrell

Green Dragon OfficeLorraine Wild

InkahootsJason Grant

PractiseJames Goggins

Tassinari Vetta Leonardo Sonnoli

Marian Bantjes

Mucho Pablo JuncadellaMarc catala

Nakajema DesignHideki Nakajema

Non -FormatKjell EkhornJon Forss

PentagramPaula Scher

Research StudiosNeville Brody

R2Liza RamalhoArtur Rebello

Shaughnessy Works Adrian Shaughnessy

EdenspiekermannErik Spiekermann

SpinTony Brook

SurfaceMarkus Weisbeck

ThirstRick Valicenti

Universal Everything Matt Pyke

VSA PartnersDana Arnett

Walker Arts CenterAndrew Blauvelt

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BuildMichael C PlaceNicola Place

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Experimental Jetset Experimental Jetset Marieke StolkDanny van den Dungen Erwin Brinkers

4 CreativeBrett Foraker

FuelDamon MurrayStephen Sorrell

Green Dragon OfficeGreen Dragon OfficeLorraine Wild

InkahootsJason Grant

PractiseJames Goggins

Tassinari Vetta Leonardo Sonnoli

Marian BantjesMarian Bantjes

MuchoPablo JuncadellaMarc catala

Adrian Shaughnessy

EdenspiekermannEdenspiekermannErik Spiekermann

SpinSpinTony Brook

SurfaceMarkus Weisbeck

ThirstRick Valicenti

Universal Everything Universal Everything Matt Pyke

VSA PartnersDana Arnett

Walker Arts CenterAndrew Blauvelt

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13 —— 14Tony BrookStudio: SpinFounded: 1992Personnel: 8 plus collaboratorsLocation: London, UKWebsite: www.spin.co.uk

Tony Brook works at the coalface of modern visual communication, producing sharp, highly disciplined, zeitgeisty work in print and electronic media. Yet he is firmly rooted in the grand tradition of graphic design, with a profound respect for and knowledge of graphic design’s history.

In partnership with his wife Patricia Finegan, Brook has run Spin since 19XX. Starting from modest beginnings in the spare room of the couples’ flat, the studio grew rapidly, employing XX people in the late 1990s. Brook and Finegan run a studio that produces distinctive and groundbreaking work for a rich mix of clients, while at the same time, producing ambitious self-initiated publishing projects that define the studio’s culture of excellence and its respect for the art and tradition of graphic design. Working with a broad range of clients Spin is now one of the most respected studios in Europe.

What prompted you to start your own studio?

I was working at a studio that had no real design pedigree. I’d gone there for the money, which was a big mistake and I was, naturally, unhappy. I started thinking about what my next move might be. I was bringing in a lot of new business for the studio, a very different situation to working on existing clients, and this was really the deciding factor. It’s not a big leap from “I got you clients” to “I can get my own clients”. Even though this was happening in the middle of a recession, it felt right. Another motivating factor was that after 10 years working almost solely for the record industry, I was ready for a new challenge. Once my wife Patricia and I made the decision to set up a studio, I couldn’t wait to get on with it. I remember being quite confident and unafraid.

It’s interesting that you were winning clients even while a studio employee. Most people don’t get this experience until they set up on their own. Was this a good grounding for the future?

Definitely, it helped enormously. Most employers are delighted to hear one of their staff has ideas about new clients or contacts that might lead to new work. Making business is a buzz whether you are working for someone or not, setting-up is certainly an easier step to make if you have had a taste of it.

Did you have a vision of how you wanted your studio to be?

In the early years I just wanted to survive. This meant putting up with a lot of stuff I’d rather not have put up with. It was a hard slog. But after the first three years, I stopped being quite so grateful. We resigned a lot of our more painful clients and set off on our current course. We didn’t start off as the

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13 —— 14Tony BrookTony BrookStudio: Spin SpinFounded: 1992Personnel: 8 plus collaborators 8 plus collaboratorsLocation: London, UKWebsite: www.spin.co.uk

Tony Brook works at the coalface of modern visual communication, producing sharp, highly disciplined, zeitgeisty work in print and electronic media. Yet he is firmly rooted in the grand tradition of graphic design, with a profound respect for and knowledge of graphic design’s history.

In partnership with his wife Patricia Finegan, Brook has run Spin since 19XX. Starting from modest beginnings in the spare room of the couples’ flat, the studio grew rapidly, employing XX people in the late 1990s. Brook and Finegan run a studio that produces distinctive and groundbreaking work for a rich mix of clients, while at the same time, producing ambitious self-initiated publishing projects that define the studio’s culture of excellence and its respect for the art and tradition of graphic design. Working with a broad range of clients Spin is now one of the most respected studios in Europe.

What prompted you to start your own studio?What prompted you to start your own studio?

I was working at a studio that had no real design pedigree. I’d gone there for the money, which was a big mistake and I was, naturally, unhappy. I started thinking about what my next move might be. I was bringing in a lot of new business for the studio, a very different situation to working on existing clients, and this was really the deciding factor. It’s not a big leap from “I got you clients” to “I can get my own clients”. Even though this was happening in the middle of a recession, it felt right. Another motivating factor was that after 10 years working almost solely for the record industry, I was ready for a new challenge. Once my wife Patricia and I made the decision to set up a studio, I couldn’t wait to get on with it. I remember being quite confident and unafraid.

It’s interesting that you were winning It’s interesting that you were winning clients even while a studio employee. Most clients even while a studio employee. Most people don’t get this experience until they people don’t get this experience until they set up on their own. Was this a good set up on their own. Was this a good grounding for the future?grounding for the future?

Definitely, it helped enormously. Most employers are delighted to hear one of their staff has ideas about new clients or contacts that might lead to new work. Making business is a buzz whether you are working for someone or not, setting-up is certainly an easier step to make if you have had a taste of it.

Did you have a vision of how you wanted your Did you have a vision of how you wanted your studio to be?

In the early years I just wanted to survive. This meant putting up with a lot of stuff I’d rather not have put up with. It was a hard slog. But after the first three years, I stopped being quite so grateful. We resigned a lot of our more painful clients and set off on our current course. We didn’t start off as the

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Unit Editions is a new, progressive publishing venture producing high-quality, affordable books on graphic design and visual culture.

Unit Editions combine impeccable design and production standards with insightful texts and informative commentaries on a wide range of subjects.

Unit Editions is a collaboration between Tony Brook (Spin) and Adrian Shaughnessy (ShaughnessyWorks). Between them they have designed, edited and written numerous books.

Unit Editions brings the notion of the book as a highly designed artefact with rich visual and textual content to an international audience of design professionals, design students and followers of visual culture.

Unit Editions harnesses the experience of Tony Brook and Adrian Shaughnessy as professional designers with many years experience running studios and dealing with the commercial and creative realities of life as a graphic designer.

Unit Editions produces books from an informed, insider’s viewpoint. It publishes books that have credibility with designers.

Unit Editions produces books for graphic designers by graphic designers.

Tony Brook is a highly respected graphic designer. He is creative director and founder of design company Spin, the innovative multidisciplinary London studio. Brook has won countless awards, and has designed numerous books and publications.

He has designed, edited and published the successful Spin series of publications. He is president of the UK chapter of AGI, and is a recognised collector of graphic design artefacts.

He lectures extensively around the world.

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Adrian Shaughnessy co-founded the design studio Intro. In 2003 he left to pursue a career as an independent art director and writer. He has written, edited and designed numerous books including How to be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul.

He writes for all the leading design magazines, and is a contributor to Design Observer, the world’s most widely read design blog. He is editor of Varoom magazine and hosts a radio show called Graphic Design on the Radio.

He is a frequent lecturer and has been interviewed on radio and TV.

Laurence King Publishing is proud to presentUnit Editions, a new independent publishing venture producing books on graphic design and visual culture.

Tattoos and tattoo culture have gone mainstream in the last few years, with popular TV shows such as LA Ink, Miami Ink, and London Ink making celebrities out of tattooists and their clients. Highly skilled artists, many tattooists have moved beyond the artwork they draw on skin to create personal work on canvas. Art by Tattooists is the first book to showcase this art. The book features twenty-six international artists who use a variety of mediums, from ink, watercolor, acrylic paint, and oil to lino printing, painting on wood and board, and even examples of tattoo-style street art and skateboard graphics. Many of the artists are heavily influenced by the imagery they use as tattooists – roses, hearts, skulls, scrolls, birds, pin-ups, etc. – and carry this into their personal work. Other work features colors, themes, or subject matter that is more subtly related to tattoo styles. Given the current popularity of all things tattoo-related, the book will have a wide appeal, not only to anyone interested in tattoo art and culture but also to artists, illustrators, designers, and students.

Jo Waterhouse is a freelance writer interested in many areas of art, including lowbrow, street, skateboarding, and tattoo art. She is the author of Concrete to Canvas: Skateboarders’ Art (2005) and Concrete 2 Canvas: More Skateboarders’ Art (2007) and regularly contributes to several websites and art magazines, interviewing a variety of international artists.


128 pages

8 3⁄4 x 8 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 631 9

US $19.95 / CAN $25.95

Art

October 2009

Art by TattooistsBeyond FlashJo Waterhouse

• Thefirstbooktofocusonartworksbytattooists

• Featuresworkby26ofthebesttattooartists fromaroundtheworld

• Workspansavarietyofmediumsfromink, watercolor,acrylic,oiloncanvas,linoprinting, anddrawingtoexamplesoftattoo-stylestreet artandskateboardgraphics

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Art historical theory is a forum of intense, often passionate debate. This book provides the art history student with an introduction to the range of theoretical perspectives used in looking at and analyzing art. It covers a broad range of approaches, presenting individual arguments, controversies, and divergent perspectives. The book begins by introducing the concept of theory and explains why it is important to the practice of art history. Each of the six chapters that form the core of the book presents a group of related approaches that are then discussed in turn and applied to one or more works of art. The book ends with some practical ideas about writing theory-based art history essays.

Anne D’Alleva is Assistant Professor of Art History and Women’s Studies at the University of Connecticut. She is the author of Art of the Pacific and Look! The Fundamentals of Art History.

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192 pages

5 1⁄2 x 8 1⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 417 9

US $18.95 / CAN $23.00

Art

August 2009

Methods and Theories of Art HistoryAnne D’Alleva

• Ajargon-freeanalysisofcomplextheoriesof arthistory

• Excellentvalueformoney

• Idealfortheundergraduatestudentandfor galleryvisitors

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This book looks at every aspect of interior detail for domestic spaces. It is designed to appeal to anyone interested in improving the home environment, from DIY enthusiasts to professionals such as architects and interior designers. Products selected come from around the world and are all currently available to buy (websites of manufacturers/suppliers are included in the product captions). The selection includes a combination of the newest and the best products launched since the millennium, arranged into chapters to provide inspiration for every space in the domestic interior. The book has seven chapters: Walls and Floors; Doors, Windows and Stairs; Heating and Cooling; Kitchens; Bathrooms; Lighting; Home Technology. Each chapter is prefaced by an in-depth interview with a leading architect or designer who has a specialist knowledge of the chapter’s subject. For example, James Soane, co-founder of Project Orange, looks at windows and doors. Gregorio Spini, the founder of Kundalini, one of Italy’s most progressive lighting manufacturers, discusses domestic lighting. Jack Mama, creative director at Philips Design, talks about technology in the home.

Ian Rudge is the co-founder of 100%Design, the UK’s leading design event, launched in 1995 with sister shows in Moscow and Tokyo. He is now joint-director of Tent London, a group of cutting-edge design shows which were launched at the Truman Brewery during London Design Festival, 2007. Geraldine Rudge, Ian’s sister, was editor of Crafts magazine, the international applied and decorative arts title, for eighteen years. She has written for a range of national newspapers and magazines and is author of Garden Crafts (1999).


384 pages

7 3⁄4 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 610 4

US $35.00 / CAN $45.95

Interior Design

August 2009

1000 Interior Details for the HomeAnd Where to Find ThemIan Rudge and Geraldine Rudge

• Containssourcinginformationforallproductslisted

• 1000productsdetailedforjust$40.00

• Bookisorganizedforeasyreference

• Idealresourceforinteriordesigners,architects,and DIYenthusiasts

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1000 New Eco DesignsAnd Where to Find ThemRebecca ProctorISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 585 5

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1000 New DesignsAnd Where to Find ThemJennifer HudsonISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 466 7


This volume covers all stages of visual presentation in interior design, from early concept sketches and more evolved technical drawings to complex computer renderings, models for client presentation, and production drawings for contractors. Step-by-step sequences and special tips show students how to make the most of the available media, whilepractical advice on everything from communicating with clients and contractors to the legal implications of production drawings are covered. A comprehensive and varied selection of drawings from practitioners and student designers will whet readers’ appetites, encourage enthusiasm, and suggest possibilities. This book will be an invaluable, inspirational, and practical resource for interior design and interior architecture students and practicing interior designers alike.

Drew Plunkett is Head of the Department of Interior Design at the Glasgow School of Art. Since 1981 he has practiced as an interior designer based in London and Glasgow. Plunkett is also active as an exhibitor, curator, and critical writer. His published work includes a chapter in the book Four Studies on Charles Rennie Mackintosh and articles and reviews for Designers’ Journal, The Architects’ Journal, Blueprint, Magazine of the Mackintosh Society, and Building Design.

500 illustrations, with 400 in color

192 pages

8 1⁄2 x 11 in

ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 622 7

US $35.00 / CAN $45.95

Interior Design

September 2009

Drawing for Interior DesignDrew Plunkett

• Animportantpracticalresourceforstudents, coveringallaspectsofdrawing

• Includesstep-by-stepsequencesandpracticaltips

• Covershandmadeandcomputer-generated drawing

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Forthcoming – Architecture

What kind of architecture emerges in an extreme environment? Responding to some of the ultimate challenges in architecture, the buildings featured in this book provide valuable insight into the extremes of architectural thinking. In an increasingly unstable world, some of the lessons that they teach about self-sufficiency may yet become more generally applicable. Lessons from terrestrial environments are being used in designs for space, while space technology is also being applied on earth. Divided into five chapters– Hot, Cold, High, Wet, and Space– Extreme Architecture showcases 45 examples of recent buildings designed for challenging environments. It includes a desert refuge in southern Arizona, a floating marine research center, an underground seed vault in northern Norway, and a South Pole research station. Each case study begins with a clearly presented table listing the altitude, annual rainfall, and average temperatures of the site. This information is accompanied by photographs showing the project in its environment, as well as by drawings, site plans, and computer renderings where appropriate.

Ruth Slavid is an architectural writer and editor. She worked for The Architects’ Journal for 15 years, in roles including deputy editor and online editor. She is the author of Wood Architecture (2005), Wood Houses (2006), and Micro: Very Small Architecture (2007), all published by Laurence King.


208 pages

9 x 9 3⁄4 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 609 8

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95

Architecture

September 2009

Extreme ArchitectureBuilding for Challenging EnvironmentsRuth Slavid

• Reflectscurrentconcernsabouttheenvironment andclimatechange

• Uniqueoverviewofbuildingsdesignedto withstandextremeenvironments

• Showshowthechallengespresentedbyconditions haveresultedintechnicalingenuity

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256 pages

7 3⁄4 x 8 1⁄2 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 625 8

US $40.00 / CAN $51.95

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The limitations of a tiny space, rather than inhibiting designers, often result in some of the most innovative and exciting retail design. While small shops offer the chance for famous designers to experiment and showcase their skills for the retailers who can afford them, other independent retailers will be competing for the same customers and looking for ideas to implement on their own. This book brings together some of the best recent, innovative examples of small store designs from around the world. All the shops measure less than 1,600 square feet (many much less), and are grouped by size, with explanations and tips from their designers. Types of outlet featured include fashion, accessories, opticians, technology, food, and confectionery. The book is divided into three sections: small shops, smaller shops, and tiny shops. Each section begins with an interview with a designer of a small shop, explaining the creative opportunities and difficulties in greater detail. This book will be inspirational for retail designers and small shop owners looking to create their own big statement in a small space.

John Stones is a freelance writer and former features editor of Design Week. He has worked for Icon and Marketing Week as well as contributing to national newspapers and editing a magazine for Virgin Atlantic. He has a PhD from the Courtauld Institute of Art and his first book, Total Design Sourcebook: Display, was published in September 2008.

Very Small ShopsJohn Stones

• Firstbookshowingthelatestsuperblydesigned smallretailspaces

• Includesinterviewswithdesigners

• Invaluableguidetosmallretailers

• Showshowthechallengespresentedbylimited spaceswereovercome

Forthcoming – Architecture

The eighteenth century was a period of great inventiveness and originality in French decorative arts and interior decoration. This book discusses in detail the creation and contents of the interiors of French aristocrats and financiers, including some that have never been photographed before. Using contemporary inventories, letters, and journals it brings to life the tastes and preoccupations of their creators – the Royal family, the aristocracy, the fashionable tourists, and the nouveaux riches, as well as the dealers and craftsmen who worked for them, the artists, designers and architects. In addition, it explores the wider context of the different styles of decoration, the effect upon them of changes in etiquette and social behavior, and the effect they had in turn upon the function and arrangement of rooms within the French interior.

John Whitehead is a frequent exhibitor at international art and antiques fairs, and serves on the committee of the French Porcelain Society.He is a well-known authority on eighteenth-century decorative arts and interior decoration, and has previously written, with Dr Oliver Impey, on the use of Japanese lacquer on French furniture, and with Sir Francis Watson on the porcelain collection of the Grand Dauphin.


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8 1⁄2 x 11 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 018 8

US $60.00 / CAN $77.00

Interior Design

September 2009

French Interiors in the Eighteenth CenturyJohn Whitehead

• Focusesononeofthemostinfluentialperiodsof designhistory

• ShowsneverbeforeseenphotographsofFrench 18th-centuryinteriors

• Invaluableforinteriordesignstudentsand professionals

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Until the early 1990s the southern and eastern towns of Yemen were extremely difficult to access. The result of nearly two decades of research, this is the first book to offer an in-depth investigation into the characteristic architecture of the region. The author’s first hand research provides detailed insights into building techniques and methods, though still practised, are little known outside the area. Refreshingly, the book moves out of the more familiar major cities into the hinterlands and explores regions that could be said to be the last strongholds of traditional Arab architecture. The author was allowed to visit locations and sites that had previously been closed to architectural historians. As a result of this privileged access, the text and images combine to convey unique insights and viewpoints: those of the master builders and house owners who actually create and inhabit the buildings.

Salma Samar Damluji is an architect and and architectural consultant. She has published several books, including The Architecture of Oman (1998) and The Architecture of The United Arab Emirates (2006), and has curated a number of exhibitions in London.


304 pages

9 3⁄4 x 13 in

ISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 514 5

US $85.00 / CAN $109.00

Architecture

October 2009

The Architecture of YemenFrom Yafi to HadramutSalma Samar Damluji

• ThefirstauthoritativebookontraditionalYemeni architecture

• Packedwithbeautifulillustrationsofextraordinary structures

• ForarchitecturalhistoriansandtheYemenidiaspora

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The White DressFashion Inspiration for BridesHarriet Worsley

283 illustrations, 152 in color320 pages, 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 560 2US $40.00 / CAN $43.952009

DesignFashion

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Textile Designers at the Cutting EdgeBradley Quinn

662 color illustrations320 pages, 8 1/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (flexibound with ribbon) 978 1 85669 581 7US $35.00 / CAN $38.952009

SketchbooksThe Hidden Art of Designers, Illustrators, and CreativesRichard Brereton

350 illustrations, 250 in color240 pages, 7 1/4 x 10 1/4 inISBN (quarterbound) 978 1 85669 582 4US $30.00 / CAN $32.952009

Fashion A to ZAn Illustrated DictionaryAlex Newman and Zake Shariff

150 color illustrations224 pages, 7 x 8 3/4 in (landscape)ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 573 2US $30.00 / CAN $32.952009

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Business Cards 3Designs on Saying HelloMichael Dorrian and Liz Farrelly

1000 color illustrations272 pages, 9 3/4 x 6 1/2 in (landscape)ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 589 3US $29.95 / CAN $32.952009

“Offering rare access to the embryonic scribblings of some of the top names in contemporary illustration and design...” Wonderland Magazine

UniformsBill Dunn

247 color illustrations272 pages, 6 3/4 x 9 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 583 1US $24.95 / CAN $27.952009

Backlist – Design / Fashion

PostcardFL@33

800 color illustrations224 pages, 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 in, with pockets holding 20 postcardsISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 569 5US $29.952008

StickerbombStudio Rarekwai

With over 250 fully-peelable color stickers132 pages, 8 1/2 x 6 1/4 in (landscape)ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 567 1US $24.952008

How to Set Up and Run a Fashion LabelToby Meadows

137 illustrations, 117 in color176 pages, 7 x 9 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 575 6US $30.00 / CAN $32.952009

CopywritingSuccessful Writing for Design, Advertising, and MarketingMark Shaw

100 illustrations216 pages, 6 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 568 8US $24.95 / CAN $27.952009

Designing Sustainable PackagingScott Boylston

400 color illustrations192 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inISBN (paperback ) 978 1 85669 597 8US $40.00 / CAN $43.952009

Essentials of Visual CommunicationBo Bergström

480 illustrations, 445 in color240 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 577 0US $35.00 / CAN $38.952009

1000 New Eco DesignsAnd Where to Find ThemRebecca Proctor

1000 color illustrations352 pages, 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 585 5US $35.00 / CAN $38.952009

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Sketch!: DalekSketch!: DarbotzSketch!: ESOWSketch!: Jimi CrayonStudio Rarekwai in collaboration with four graffiti artists

200 blank pages10 3/4 x 7 1/2 in (landscape)ISBN (Dalek) 978 1 85669 547 3ISBN (Darbotz) 978 1 85669 544 2ISBN (ESOW) 978 1 85669 546 6ISBN (Jimi Crayon) 978 1 85669 545 9US $16.952008

Sizes May VaryA Workbook for Graphic DesignMark Boyce

2000 illustrations336 pages, 8 1/4 x 11 1/2 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 543 5US $24.952008

Art & SoleContemporary Sneaker DesignIntercity

500 color illustrations240 pages, 7 3/4 x 10 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 565 7US $29.952008

Textiles NowDrusilla Cole


100 New Fashion DesignersHywel Davies


ESSENTIALS OF VISUAL COMMUNICATION

Bo Bergström

“Hywel Davies knows the fashion business from the inside seams...100 New Fashion Designers is a reference for the future.” Elle Canada

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SignsLettering in the EnvironmentPhil Baines and Catherine Dixon


“...an exhaustive survey...the most instructive comparative study I’ve read in connecting form to function” Steven Heller, New York Times

Visual MerchandisingWindow and In-Store Displays for RetailTony Morgan

280 illustrations, 250 in color208 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 539 8US $40.002008

Custom KicksPersonalized FootwearKim Smits and Matthijs Maat of MAKI Design

320 color illustrations224 pages, 6 1/2 x 8 1/4 in (landscape)ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 542 8US $19.952008

Modern MenswearHywel Davies

350 color illustrations208 pages, 7 3/4 x 11 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 540 4US $40.002008

How to be an illustratorDarrel Rees


Cover Art By:New Music GraphicsAdrian Shaughnessy


Process50 Product Designs from Concept to ManufactureJennifer Hudson

1,088 illustrations, 800 in color240 pages, 8 1/2 x 11 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 541 1US $45.002008

LogoMichael Evamy

1300 illustrations, 110 in color352 pages, 7 1/2 x 9 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 528 2US $40.002007

Onehundredat360˚Graphic Design’s New Global GenerationMichael Dorrian and Liz Farrelly


Street RenegadesNew Underground ArtFrancesca Gavin

200 color illustrations128 pages, 7 1/2 x 9 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 529 9US $19.952007

Concrete 2 CanvasMore Skateboarders’ ArtJo Waterhouse


“This book brings together some truly inspiring artwork” Concrete Wave

AdornNew JewelryAmanda Mansell

460 color illustrations272 pages, 9 1/2 x 6 2/3 in (landscape)ISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 574 9US $29.952008

“The pieces... are truly unexpected, combining jewelry that’s beautiful, clever, and cute” Art Jewelry Magazine

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The Picture BookContemporary IllustrationAngus Hyland and Roanne Bell


300% CottonMore T-Shirt Graphics Helen Walters


New ShoesContemporary Footwear DesignSue Huey and Rebecca Proctor

300 color illustrations208 pages, 7 3/4 x 11 1/2 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 507 7US $40.002007

1000 New Designs and Where to Find ThemA 21st-Century SourcebookJennifer Hudson


PatternsNew Surface DesignDrusilla Cole


100 Years of Fashion IllustrationCally Blackman


Badge/Button/PinGavin Lucas


Restaurant GraphicsGrant Gibson

250 color illustrations176 pages, 9 x 11 1/2 inISBN (paperback ) 978 1 85669 508 4US $40.002007

Making ItManufacturing Techniques for Product DesignChris Lefteri


RackGakiJapanese GraffitiRyo Sanada and Suridh Hassan, Studio Rarekwai

230 color illustrations112 pages, 8 3/4 x 8 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 504 6US $24.952007

includes DVD

Motion Blur 2Multidimensional Moving Imagemakersonedotzero

1000 color illustrations256 pages (bound in felt with a DVD in lit-edge acrylic case), 9 1/2 x 11 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 509 1US $65.002007

Play PenNew Children’s Book IllustrationMartin Salisbury

250 color illustrations160 pages, 9 1/2 x 11 inISBN (paperback ) 978 1 85669 524 4US $40.002007

Materials, Process, PrintCreative Solutions for Graphic DesignDaniel Mason


WallpaperLachlan Blackley


includes DVD

“...having Wallpaper on the coffee table is the ticket” The New York Times Style Magazine

“...a must for any self professed shoe-a-holic” i-D

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Guerrilla AdvertisingUnconventional Brand CommunicationGavin Lucas and Michael Dorrian

300 color illustrations192 pages, 9 x 11 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 470 4US $40.002006

Business Cards 2More Ways of Saying HelloMichael Dorrian and Liz Farrelly


Look at ThisContemporary Brochures, Catalogues & DocumentsAdrian Shaughnessy


Getting It Right With TypeThe dos and don’ts of typographyVictoria Squire, Hans Peter Willberg, and Friedrich Forssman

30 illustrations and over 300 type examples176 pages, 7 x 9 3/4 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 474 2US $19.952006

This Means This, This Means ThatA User’s Guide to SemioticsSean Hall


VJAudio-Visual Art + VJ CultureD-Fuse


includes DVD

Motion By DesignSpencer Drate, David Robbins, and Judith Salavetz

1000 color illustrations160 pages, 9 x 10 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 471 1US $40.002006

includes DVD

Inside Game Design Iain Simons

300 color illustrations160 pages, 10 x 9 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 532 9US $29.95 2007

Drawing for DesignersAlan Pipes


New Media DesignRichard Doust and Tricia Austin


Packaging DesignBill Stewart


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Portfolio SeriesPortfolio Skills

ArchitectureInterior Design

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“...a detailed easy-to-understand guide.” Step Inside Design

Digital Textile DesignMelanie Bowles and Ceri Issac


Creative SpaceUrban Homes of Artists and InnovatorsFrancesca Gavin

250 color illustrations208 pages, 9 1/2 x 11 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 588 6US $35.00 / CAN $38.95 2009

InfillNew Houses for Urban SitesAdam Mornement and Annabel Biles

400 illustrations, 300 in color240 pages, 9 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 558 9US $40.00 / CAN $44.002009

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MicroVery Small BuildingsRuth Slavid

310 illustrations, 260 in color224 pages, 7 3/4 x 8 1/2 inISBN (paperback) 978 1 85669 594 7US $19.95 / CAN $21.952009

InteriorsThe Home Since 1700Steven Parissien

400 illustrations, 300 in color304 pages, 9 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 538 1US $50.00 / CAN $55.002009

Detail in Contemporary Kitchen DesignVirginia McLeod

100 color photographs, 200 illustrations192 pages, 9 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 570 1US $45.002008

New Chinese Architecture

500 illustrations, 400 in color480 pages, 7 1/2 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 608 1US $40.00 / CAN $43.952009

Introduction to Architectural TechnologyPete Silver and Will McLean with Dason Whitsett


One-OffIndependent Retail DesignClaire Dowdy

268 illustrations, 250 in color192 pages, 9 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 519 0US $35.002008

RestroomContemporary DesignJennifer Hudson


Detail in Contemporary Landscape ArchitectureVirginia McLeod


Couture InteriorsLiving with FashionMarnie Fogg

300 color illustrations224 pages, 9 1/2 x 11 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 535 0US $50.002007

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ExtensionsAdam Mornement

300 illustrations, 225 in color256 pages, 9 x 9 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 494 0US $40.002007

ConversionsEmma O’Kelly and Corinna Dean


New Restaurant DesignBethan Ryder


Detail in Contemporary Residential ArchitectureVirginia McLeod

800 drawings, 200 in color240 pages, 9 3/4 x 11 1/2 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 482 7US $50.002007

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Detail in Contemporary Bathroom DesignVirginia McLeod

100 color photographs, 200 illustrations192 pages, 9 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 590 9US $45.00 / CAN $49.502009

HatchThe New Architectural GenerationKieran Long

800 color illustrations352 pages, 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inISBN (flexibound) 978 1 85669 562 6US $35.002008

Interior Architecture NowJennifer Hudson


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Chinese Snuff BottlesFrom the Sanctum of Enlightened Respect IIIDenis S.K. Low

735 color illustrations432 pages, 9 1⁄4 x 12 1⁄4 inISBN (hardback in slipcase) 978 9 81057 886 2US $225.002008

IndexContacts

Guerilla ArtEdited by Sebastian Peiter, additional text by Goetz Werner

200 color illustrations112 pages, 7 1⁄2 x 9 inISBN (hardback) 978 9 81057 593 0US $19.95 / CAN $21.952009

Hell BoundNew Gothic ArtFrancesca Gavin

160 color illustrations176 pages, 8 1⁄4 x 9 3⁄4 inISBN (paperback) 978 9 81057 563 3US $24.952008

IznikThe Pottery of Ottoman TurkeyNurhan Atasoy and Julian Raby

991 illustrations, 303 in color384 pages, 10 1⁄4 x 14 1⁄4 inISBN (hardback) 978 9 81057 054 7US $145.002008

Angaza AfrikaAfrican Art NowChris Spring

350 color illustrations336 pages, 9 x 10 inISBN (paperback) 978 9 81057 548 0US $40.002008

includes DVD

62 63

FlexibleArchitecture that Responds to ChangeRobert Kronenburg

410 illustrations, 320 in color240 pages, 8 1/3 x 9 3/4 inISBN (hardback) 978 1 85669 461 2US 50.002007

Architects TodayKester Rattenbury, Robert Bevan, and Kieran Long


Index of Authors

AAtasoy, Nurhan 62Austin, Tricia 59

BBaines, Phil 54Bell, Roanne 57Bergström, Bo 52Bevan, Robert 62Biles, Annabel 59Blackley, Lachlan 56Blackman, Cally 22, 57Bowles, Melanie 59Boyce, Mark 53Boylston, Scott 52Brereton, Richard 51Brook, Tony 32

CChakrabarti, Nina 21Cole, Drusilla 29, 53, 57Crayon, Jimi 53

DDalek 53D’Alleva, Anne 38Damluji, Salma Samar 48Darbotz 53Davies, Hywel 24, 53, 54Dean, Corinna 61D-Fuse 58Dixon, Catherine 54Dorrian, Michael 51, 55, 58Doust, Richard 59Dowdy, Claire 60Draffan, Susie 27Drate, Spencer 58Dunn, Bill 51

EEdwards, Andrew 30ESOW 53Evamy, Michael 55

FFarrelly, Liz 51, 55, 58FL@33 14, 52Fogg, Marnie 61Forssman, Friedrich 58

Index of Titles

AAdorn: New Jewelry 54Angaza Afrika: African Art Now 62Animation in Process 16–17Architects Today 62Architecture of Yemen, The: From Yafi to Hadramut 48Art & Sole: Contemporary Sneaker Design 53Art by Tattooists: Beyond Flash 35–37Art Direction Explained, At Last! 8–11

BBadge/Button/Pin 57Bag 26–27Bibliographic: 100 Classic Graphic Design Books 3–5British Fashion Designers 24–25Business Cards 2: More Ways of Saying Hello 58Business Cards 3: Designs on Saying Hello 51

CChinese Snuff Bottles: From the Sanctum of Enlightened Respect III 62Concrete 2 Canvas: More Skateboarders’ Art 55Conversions 61Copywriting: Successful Writing for Design, Advertising, and Marketing 52Couture Interiors: Living with Fashion 61Cover Art By: New Music Graphics 55Creative Space: Urban Homes of Artists and Innovators 59Custom Kicks: Personalized Footwear 54

DDesigning Sustainable Packaging 52Detail in Contemporary Bathroom Design 60Detail in Contemporary Kitchen Design 60Detail in Contemporary Landscape Architecture 61Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture 61Digital Textile Design 59Drawing for Designers 58Drawing for Interior Design 42–43

EEssentials of Visual Communication 52Extensions 61Extreme Architecture: Building for Challenging Environments 44–45

FFashion A to Z: An Illustrated Dictionary 51Fixed: Global Fixed-Gear Bike Culture 30–31Flexible: Architecture that Responds to Change 62French Interiors in the Eighteenth Century 49

GGetting It Right With Type: The Dos and Don’ts of Typography 58Graphic Design: A User’s Manual 12–13Guerilla Art 62Guerrilla Advertising: Unconventional Brand Communication 58

HHatch: The New Architectural Generation 60Hell Bound: New Gothic Art 62How to Be an Illustrator 55How to Set Up and Run a Fashion Label 52

IInfill: New Houses for Urban Sites 59Inside Game Design 58Interior Architecture Now 61Interiors: The Home Since 1700 60Introduction to Architectural Technology 60Iznik: The Pottery of Ottoman Turkey 62

LLogo 55Look at This: Contemporary Brochures, Catalogues & Documents 58

MMade & Sold: Toys, T-Shirts, Prints, Zines, and Other Stuff 14–15Making It: Manufacturing Techniques for Product Design 56Materials, Process, Print: Creative Solutions for Graphic Design 56Methods and Theories of Art History 38Micro: Very Small Buildings 60Modern Menswear 54Motion Blur 2: Multidimensional Moving Imagemakers 56Motion By Design 58My Wonderful World of Fashion: A Book for Drawing, Creating, and Dreaming 20–21

NNew Chinese Architecture 60New Media Design 59New Packaging Design 6–7New Restaurant Design 61New Shoes: Contemporary Footwear Design 57

OOnehundredat360°: Graphic Design’s New Global Generation 55One-Off: Independent Retail Design 60100 New Fashion Designers 53100 Years of Fashion Illustration 57100 Years of Menswear 22–231000 Interior Details for the Home: And Where to Find Them 40–411000 New Designs and Where to Find Them: A 21st-Century Sourcebook 571000 New Eco Designs: And Where to Find Them 52

64 65Index Index

Index of Titles Index of Authors

GGavin, Francesca 55, 59, 62Gibson, Grant 56Godfrey, Jason 3Graven Images 6

HHall, Sean 58Hassan, Suridh 52, 53, 56Heller, Steven 9Hudson, Jennifer 55, 57, 61Huey, Sue 27, 57Hyland, Angus 57

IIntercity 53Issac, Ceri 59

KKirkpatrick, Janice 6Kronenburg, Robert 62

LLefteri, Chris 56Leonard, Max 30Long, Kieran 60, 62Low, Denis S.K. 62Lucas, Gavin 57, 58

MMaat, Matthijs 19. 54McLean, Will 60McLeod, Virginia 60, 61MAKI 19, 54Mansell, Amanda 54Mason, Daniel 56Meadows, Toby 52Morgan, Tony 54Mornement, Adam 59, 61

NNewman, Alex 51

OO’Kelly, Emma 61onedotzero 56

PParissien, Steven 60Peiter, Sebastian 62Pipes, Alan 58Plunkett, Drew 42Proctor, Rebecca 52, 57

PPackaging Design 59Pattern Sourcebook, The: A Century of Surface Design 28–29Patterns: New Surface Design 57Picture Book, The: Contemporary Illustration 57Play Pen: New Children’s Book Illustration 56Postcard 52Process: 50 Product Designs from Concept to Manufacture 55

RRackGaki: Japanese Graffiti 56Restaurant Graphics 56Restroom: Contemporary Design 61

SSigns: Lettering in the Environment 54Sizes May Vary: A Workbook for Graphic Design 53Sketch! 53Sketchbooks: The Hidden Art of Designers, Illustrators, and Creatives 51Stickerbomb 52Street Renegades: New Underground Art 55Studio Culture: How to Start, Run & Manage a Graphic Design Studio 32–33

TTees: The Art of the T-Shirt 18–19Textile Designers at the Cutting Edge 51Textiles Now 53This Means This, This Means That: A User’s Guide to Semiotics 58300% Cotton: More T-Shirt Graphics 57

UUniforms 51

VVery Small Shops 46–47VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture 58Visual Merchandising: Window and In-Store Displays for Retail 54

WWallpaper 56White Dress, The: Fashion Inspiration for Brides 51

QQuinn, Bradley 51

RRaby, Julian 62Rattenbury, Kester 62Rees, Darrel 55Robbins, David 58Rudge, Geraldine 41Rudge, Ian 41Ryder, Bethan 61

SSalavetz, Judith 58Salisbury, Martin 56Sanada, Ryo 52, 53, 56Selby, Andrew 16Shariff, Zake 51Shaughnessy, Adrian 12, 32, 55, 58Shaw, Mark 52Silver, Pete 60Simons, Iain 58Slavid, Ruth 44, 60Smits, Kim 19, 54Spring, Chris 62Squire, Victoria 58Stewart, Bill 59Stones, John 47Studio Rarekwai 52, 53, 56

VVienne, Véronique 9

WWalters, Helen 57Waterhouse, Jo 35, 55Werner, Goetz 62Whitehead, John 49Whitsett, Dason 60Willberg, Hans Peter 58Worsley, Harriet 51

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Essentials of Visual Communication

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Textile Designers at the Cutting Edge

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Inside Games Design

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Getting It Right With Type

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Modern Menswear

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Badge, Button, Pin

1000 New Designs and Where To Find Them

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Patterns

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Interior Architecture Now

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Conversions

Flexible

Couture Interiors

New Restaurant Design

Extensions

Details in Contemporary Residential Architecture

Architects Today

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