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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. Although there is only black ink on white paper, there is enough sparkle to suggest color. The solution has to do with egolessness in listening, love and respect of text, and a crafting that allows for the dignity of risk.

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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. I visited an exhibition by Ed Ruscha in London at the Tate late in 2019.

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Streamers: Forget the Paradox of Choice

UX Collective

This white paper is about solving that problem. among the rows of key art?—?we There’s just an anxiety-inducing hand waving unscented key art under our noses. when the reward rate drops below the average reward rate of the environment ( for additional detail on MVT, see Exhibit 2, below). Hope and curiosity wither.

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Precise Details and Architectural Contrasts Highlight Layla May Arthur’s Narrative Paper Sculptures

Colossal

Since graduating from university in 2021, Arthur has focused on projects that emulate the visual drama of theatrical presentations, setting the stage for products in boutique windows and brand collaborations in addition to museum exhibitions. “THE STORYTELLER, THE LISTENER, AND OUR STORY” (2021), paper and light Installation.