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Why 'Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage' is a must-read for photographers everywhere

Creative Boom

Asser Levy Bathhouse, from the series ‘Bathhouse’, New York, 1975 © Deborah Turbeville Author and curator Nathalie Herschdorfer discusses her new book on Deborah Turbeville and why this trailblazing fashion photographer should no longer remain in the shadows. But don't feel ashamed if you're not familiar with her work.

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“Books remain stubbornly, thrillingly relevant”: the enduring value of book design

Design Week

The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) has been judging books by their covers for over 100 years. Together and through that selection process, they might reveal answers to the secret of good book design Strelecki says. “But books, physical books, remain stubbornly, thrillingly relevant.”

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So You Want to Become a Designer?

Inkbot Design

Captivating design sells your design prowess, you dig? to exhibit your versatile talent. Use a clean, flexible book design with sleek details like blind embossing or fabric binding. Compromising while standing firm in your instincts is an art form. ensure your designs get produced correctly.

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Design Case Study: The Wheelers Print and Art Direction with Shillington Teacher Tim King

Shillington

Read on to learn about Tim’s process for working with vintage slides, why taking our time—not only when reading books but also designing them—is essential and why art directing and documenting the printed editions at his Nan’s house was a no brainer. Can you walk us through your process for the book design?

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The Philosophy of Stefan Sagmeister: Designing Happiness

Inkbot Design

As a restless student in Vienna, Sagmeister began experimenting with provocative art and design to jolt viewers out of their habitual ways of seeing. Through innovative projects like The Happy Show, which toured major art museums, Sagmeister used interactive conceptual art to study how design , data, and positive emotions intersect.