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From magazines and newspapers to ads, websites, album covers, and even mobile phone wallpaper, illustration is a crucial element in visual communication today. With unlimited creative possibilities, illustration is as unbound as imagination itself; w hether it's a simple pencil drawing, an ornate airbrushed painting, or a computer-generated image, an illustration speaks the international language of ideas. This guide showcases 96 of today's best commercial and editorial illustrators from 13 coun tries; each entry highlights examples of recent work and includes the artist's contact information, favorite media, awards, clients, and work philosophy. Look no further for what works and who's who in the world of illustration: it's all here.

With in-depth case studies of leading projects from around the world, Brand Identity Now! is destined to be a major work of reference for designers, marketing professionals and anyone working in communications. The book examines logos, imagery, and strategic applications involved in each branded project. Featuring over 150 outstanding brand identities from more than 20 countries, including the Obama '08 Election Campaign, The Museum of Art and Design, the Digital Water Pavilion at Expoagua Zaragoza 2008 and New York's bid for the Olympic Games 2012.

Everybody knows that brand identity is key. A good logo can glamorize just about anything, so it comes as no surprise that logo design is a crucial step in the development of a product or service. This exhaustive guide brings together diverse logos f rom over 30 countries, organized into chapters by theme, such as media, retailers, events, regions, service and agencies. A full index provided at the end of the book lists each logos company, designer, and designers website. Also included is a cas e study section, concentrating on logo application and development. No graphic designer can do without this book, and anyone whos interested in design will appreciate this diverse compendium of visual ideas. As scientist Linus Paulin once said, In order to come up with one good idea, you must have lots of ideas.

The influence of manga—a central figure in Japanese mainstream culture for decades—has begun to spread outside of Japan, making waves in the West and influencing not only comic designers, but also advertisers, filmmakers, and creative professionals in general. But why is manga so insanely popular? Why do the Japanese obsess over it, pushing weekly distribution figures into the millions? Inside this mega-guide you’ll get the skinny on the manga phenomenon and its superstars—both human and fictional—via 140 A to Z listings of the most talented and influential manga artists, from classic maestros—like Osamu Tezuka (creator of Astroboy) and Katsuhiro Otomo (creator of Akira)—to the hottest newcomers such as Reiko Okano and world famous artists like Hayao Miyazaki (creator of Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away). Each entry includes biographical and bibliographical information, descriptions of main characters, and of course plenty of examples of the artist’s finest manga spreads and covers.

From magazines and newspapers to ads, websites, album covers, and even mobile phone wallpaper, illustration is a crucial element in visual communication today. With unlimited creative possibilities, illustration is as unbound as imagination itself&894 whether it's a simple pencil drawing, an ornate airbrushed painting, or a computer-generated image, an illustration speaks the international language of ideas. This comprehensive guide showcases 150 of today's best commercial and editorial illustrators from over 50 countries&894 each entry highlights examples of recent work and includes the artist's contact information, favorite media, awards, clients, and work philosophy. Look no further for what works and who's who in the world of illustration: it's all here.

Everybody knows that brand identity is key. A good logo can glamorize just about anything, so it comes as no surprise that logo design is a crucial step in the development of a product or service. This exhaustive guide brings together diverse logos f rom over 30 countries, organized into chapters by theme, such as media, retailers, events, regions, service and agencies. A full index provided at the end of the book lists each logos company, designer, and designers website. Also included is a cas e study section, concentrating on logo application and development. No graphic designer can do without this book, and anyone whos interested in design will appreciate this diverse compendium of visual ideas. As scientist Linus Paulin once said, In order to come up with one good idea, you must have lots of ideas.