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Dostępność: na zamówienie "We have to replace beauty, which is a cultural concept, with goodness, which is a humanist concept." – Philippe Starck. Philippe Starck wants to bring love and happiness into your life by designing objects, environments, and appliances that will brighten your days. He spent his childhood under his father's drawing boards, sawing, cutting, gluing, and sanding, dismantling bikes, motorcycles and other objects.
Dostępność: na zamówienie “A compendium of today’s most forward-thinking graphic designers. This book is a good snapshot of where design stands today, and its possible future directions.” The Independent, London This compendium showcases the extraordinary cutting-edge work of 100 of the world's most progressive graphic designers, from the hard-hitting political messages of Jonathan Barnbrook to the lyrical digital compositions of Peter Saville to the iconoclastic imagery of Stefan Sagmeister.
Dostępność: na zamówienie An invitation is a means of formal social communication that happens all year round. Whether it is made to inspire or bring memories, the ultimate goal of sending invitations is to draw attention and convince its recipients to take part in the great happenings coming up. Well-executed invitations add credits to party-givers and guarantee them a lasting impression that lingers on after the events. Gathering a rich selection of direct mails and invitations created for day-to-day occasions ranging from business functions to private parties, By Invitation Only - Tempting Invites in DM Design investigates how today's invitation design speaks the hosts' heart and soul and connects people with fresh appeal.
Dostępność: na zamówienie A far cry from the aggressive ads we`ve become used to, American print advertisements from the first two decades of the 20th century were almost shockingly pleasant. Intricately designed and beautifully illustrated, often in the art nouveau style popular at the time, four-color, full-page magazine advertisements were welcome respites from the bland, text-filled pages among which they appeared. Sales pitches were earnest and friendly; beer, for example, was billed as "The Evening Glass of Cheer" and toothpaste was described as "Delicious Ribbon Dental Cream"—perhaps not the catchiest slogans, but they were on to something.
