Information graphics : innovative solutions in contemporary design / Peter Wildbur and Michael Burke. by Wildbur, Peter

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Bauhaus construct : fashioning identity, discourse and modernism / edited by Jeffrey Saletnik and Robin Schuldenfrei.

Table of Contents: “…Schwartz --Pedagogic objects: Josef Albers, Greenbergian modernism, and the Bauhaus in America / Jeffrey Saletnik -- A refuge for script: Paul Klee's Square Pictures / Annie Bourneuf -- Lyonel Feininger's Bauhaus photographs / Laura Muir -- Excavating surface: on the repair and revision of Lásló Moholy-Nagy's Z VII (1926) / Joyce Tsai -- Picturing sculpture: object, image and archive / Paul Paret -- Designing men: new visions of masculinity in the photomontages of Herbert Bayer, Marcel Breuer, and Lásló Moholy-Nagy / Elizabeth Otto -- The Bauhaus object between authorship and anonymity / Magdalena Droste -- The identity of design as intellectual property / T'ai Smith -- Bauhaus endgame: ambiguity, anxiety, and discomfort / Alina Payne.…”
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100 ideas that changed graphic design / Steven Heller and Véronique Vienne. by Heller, Steven, Vienne, Véronique

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- 100 Ideas that changed graphic design: No. 1 The book -- No. 2 Body type -- No. 3 Rub-on designs -- No. 4 Rays -- No. 5 Pastiche -- No. 6 Pointing fingers -- No. 7 Vanitas -- No. 8 Clenched fists -- No. 9 Monumental images -- No. 10 Female archetypes -- No 11 Color blocks -- No. 12 Ornamentation -- No. 13 Decorative logotypes -- No. 14 Naive mascots -- No. 15 Entrepreneurship -- No. 16 Metaphoric lettering -- No. 17 Swashes on caps -- No. 18 Texts as images -- No. 19 Visual puns -- No. 20 The square format -- No. 21 Primitive figuration -- No. 22 Propaganda -- No. 23 The object poster -- No. 24 Paper cutouts -- No. 25 Manifestos -- No. 26 Graphic design magazines -- No. 27 Botanical geometry -- No. 28 Calligrams -- No. 29 Loud typography -- No. 30 Asymmetric typography -- No. 31 Red with black -- No. 32 Supergraphics -- No. 33 Supreme geometry -- No. 34 Funny faces -- No. 35 Expression of speed -- No. 36 Corporate identity -- No. 37 Dust jackets -- No. 38 Found typography -- No. 39 Ransom notes -- No. 40 Design handbooks -- No. 41 Avant-garde zines -- No. 42 Collages -- No. 43 Riddles and rebuses -- No. 44 Photomontage -- No. 45 Pictograms -- No. 46 Floating heads -- No. 47 Abstraction -- No. 48 Triangulation -- No. 49 Extreme close-ups -- No. 50 The provocative gesture -- No. 51 Motion graphics -- No. 52 Night spectaculars -- No. 53 Shadow play -- No. 54 Good design -- No. 55 Forced obsolescence -- No. 56 Vibrating color -- No. 57 Strips and panels -- No. 58 Frame by frame -- No. 59 Perfect rectangles -- No. 60 Abstract graphs -- No. 61 Dynamic diagonals -- No. 62 Stencil type -- No. 63 Comic lettering -- No. 64 Parody -- No. 65 Sustainable packaging -- No. 66 Public service campaigns -- No. 67 Branding campaigns -- No. 68 Layering and overprinting -- No. 69 Design thinking -- No. 70 The grid -- No. 71 Brand narratives -- No. 72 White space -- No. 73 Less is more -- No. 74 Monoalphabets -- No. 75 Film title sequences -- No. 76 Big book look -- No. 77 Nostalgia -- No. 78 Illegibility -- No. 79 Scan lines -- No. 80 Teen magazines -- No. 81 Culture jamming -- No. 82 High contrast -- No. 83 Psychedelia -- No. 84 Split fountain -- No. 85 Underground comics -- No. 86 Record album covers -- No. 87 Street slogans -- No. 88 Sexual taboo busting -- No. 89 Self-promotional publishing -- No. 90 Tags -- No. 91 Universal pricing code -- No. 92 Vernacular -- No. 93 French theory -- No. 94 Do it yourself -- No. 95 The fine print -- No. 96 Magazine coverlines -- No. 97 Guerrilla advertising -- No. 98 Pixelation -- No. 99 Ambigrams -- No. 100 Designers' websites -- Glossary -- Further Reading -- Acknowledgments.…”
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