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Byoung Won Choi speaks about his Book Publishing
"It was a series of work assembling parts of consciousness, spirit, and parts of thoughts about which I felt complications as a designer, rummaging my favorite articles, sketches of ideas, designs, and portfolios. I also collected daily episodes and favorite sentences. I took off materials of different concept, and recomposed old designs. I screened these contents filtering through 'Green', and illuminated life and design...
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Cover jacket for the book 'Rode konen, bolle koppen'.
Photo's by Bertel Kolthof
Cocept and design by me (Curve BNO), Haarlem 1996.
Rearranging my archive I found this book I made 23 years back. It's sometimes a surprise to see old work after so much time, but with all due respect, I think this cover, book concept and design survived. The pictures of Bertel Kolthof are impeccable which always helps a lot when designing a book with so manny images, to say the least.
Design brief was about looking back at a race for traditional Dutch craft which was sponsored by the insurance company Unigarant.
This race was yearly photographed by Bertel Kolthof, so we had almost too much material to choose from.
Client: Unigarant
Text: Rob Olierook
Photographer: Bertel Kolthof
Concept and design: Anton Wegman [Curve mags and more, Haarlem]
One of the reasons we chose Thomson-Shore for this print-on-demand edition is that they had a large selection of cover cloth and stamping colors.
Rabbit, Run, 1964. Cover by Milton Glaser.
Nineteen Eighty-Four, 1960.
Man and Superman, 1946.
Postcards in Postcards from Penguin.
Blog post at http://greaterthanorequalto.net/blog/2009/11/postcards-from-penguin/
Book cover design by Ed and Jane Bendo with illustration by Ernest Arnett for Puritanism in Old and New England by Alan Simpson. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, c1961. BX9321 .S55 1964
Soseki NATSUME's "Sorekara"
Soseki NATSUME(1867-1916) is a Japanese author.
this is a facsimile of the first edition printed in 1910.
designed by Goyo HASHIGUCHI.
facsimile edition was printed in 2005.
夏目漱石《それから》初版復刻版
装幀：橋口五葉
初版1910年、復刻2005年
most of the binding process is done by hands of craftsmen.
多くの工程は職人による手作業。
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Book cover design for St. Thomas Aquinas by Jacques Maritain. New York: Meridian Books, 1958. BX4700.T6 M345
The Main Course is the second in the three-cookbook series we are creating for our client Annie Simensen. This is a beautifully illustrated, 140-page cookbook is filled with mouth-watering and easy to follow recipes, this book is sure to be as successful as her first cookbook, Salads, which we designed for our client last year.
Book design project, poetry and illustration by Brandon Bass. Course taught by Designer-in-Residence Leslie Friesen.
Imperial Chemical Industries - the then great ICI - was the UK's largest chemical concern and it employed high standards of publicity and advertiisng for many years. This delightful book was issued in 1937 to promote the development of a new waterproofing agent 'Velan' which was launched with an exhibition at London's Dorland House. It tells the story of Hilary Hexagon (Hexagon House was interestingly the home of ICI's ex-British Dyestuffs Corporation laboratories in Blackley, Manchester, and where Velan was developed) and her quest in London to remain waterproof with the assisance of an already waterproofed duck.
The uncredited text was written by Marjorie Hayward, a press officer at ICI, and the illustrations are by the marvellous Polish born Feliks Topolski who had arrived in the UK in 1935. I've long admired his work and this is a wonderful example of his loose drawing or sketch style. The book is beautifully printed by the Plaistow, London, based Curwen Press; interesting as ICI themselves owned a superb in-house printing outfit, the Kynoch Press in Birmingham. ICI did use Curwen on occasion, possibly when Kynoch were busy?
It's a wet day in London for one top-hatted gent whilst Hilary Hexagon, with the duck in tow, strides out between showers and sunshine.
Book cover design by George Giusti for The Fall of the Russian Monarchy: a Study of the Evidence by Bernard Pares. New York : Vintage Books, 1961. DK260 .P3 1961
Chapbook designed by James Brehm. Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature was published as part of David Foster Wallace's book of short stories Oblivion.
A Design History research project that I turned into a book. I explored the visual and philosophical similarities between Dada and contemporary street art. All of the text was researched and written by me.
Nicole Peterson 2008.
Book cover for Im Letzten Wagen: Novelle
by Leonhard Frank. Berlin: E. Rowohlt, 1925. PT2611.R26 I6 1925
Book cover design by Raskin for Satan in Goray by Isaac Bashevis Singer. Translated from Yiddish by Cecil Hemley and Elaine Gottlieb. New York, Noonday Press 1958. PJ5129.S515 S3 1958
Book cover design by Seymour Chwast for The Fratricides by Nikos Kazantzakis. New York : Simon and Schuster, 1964.PA5610.K39 A8413 1964
Opening interior spread from "Typo", Walter Marti's 1957 book with countless examples of Swiss modern design and typography of that era. This book contains many innovative works of job printing including logomarks, letterheads, business cards, labels, bar menus, brochures bookplates and more with text in German explaining printing techniques. 134 Pages.
Read more about Typo at letterology.blogspot.com/2011/06/mid-century-typographie....
No other animal strives for such unnecessary progress; instead other species maintain a symbiotic relationship with the planet.
Eminent Interior Design is an award-winning interior design firm based in Minneapolis, MN with more than 15 years of industry experience.
This is our fourth year creating their annual interior design portfolio that showcases a vast array of projects from sleek contemporary to formal traditional.
Rough preview of the cover design for the next book I'm designing/typesetting – the German edition of Arthur Krasilnikoff's novel «Hvalens øje». It's a novel in fragments, loosely (!) based on the author's own childhood memories growing up as a Danish child in the (Danish) Faroe islands in the 1940s; wonderfully written, unsentimental, concise, smart, and not always comfortable.
Cover features photographs by S. Lützen and Jean Tresfon.
The inside layout of the book will be based on «Nordlandliebe», so again TMF Patria for text. For titling, this time it's FF Legato! Two favorites in one book. Mm. :-)
The book will be published in Spring 2010.
From Walter Marti's 1957 book "Typo" with countless examples of Swiss modern design and typography of that era. This book contains many innovative works of job printing including logomarks, letterheads, business cards, labels, bar menus, brochures bookplates and more with text in German explaining printing techniques. 134 Pages.
Read more about Typo at letterology.blogspot.com/2011/06/mid-century-typographie....
Book cover design by Howard Morris for The New Nation: a history of the United States during the Confederation 1781-1789 by Merrill Jensen. New York: Vintage Books, 1950. E303 .J45 1950
Book cover design by Roy Kuhlman for The Lion in Love: a Play by Shelagh Delaney. New York: Grove Press, 1961. PR6007.E327 L5 1961
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Frank Dinger
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Detail from a book cover design by Elaine Lustig for Osip Emilievich Mandelstam: an Essay in Antiphon by Arthur Allen Cohen. Ann Arbor, Mich: Ardis, 1974. PG3476.M355 Z6 1974
Book Cover Design & Book written : Maniackers Design (2010)
CD-ROM with. (Win & Mac)
Size : B5 Size Deformed. (166mm*166mm)
Page : 176 Pages
Client_MdN Corporation. + Maniackers Design
Art Direction, Design & written : Masayuki Sato
Pixel Illustration : Masayuki Sato + Mami Kobayashi
snow white book. studio fall 2007.
the book is on the duality of fairy tales, mean to be part of a set, each book criticizing certain aspects and poking fun of classic fairy tales. commentary and criticism on classic fairy tales and how they are interpreted (or misinterpreted) in today's time.
french folding is used to create a hidden layer within the book. at first glance the book seems to just tell the version of snow white (the disney-fied version) that most people are familiar with, but hidden through the pages are commentary and criticism of this tale.
i also played around with printing methods (printing on vellum, printing black on black, etc.).
Luberon is and area of Provence in southern France characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque hill-top villages that date back 1,000 years or more. This region has recently become more well-known because of the 2006 film, A Good Year, directed by Ridley Scott. We had the pleasure of designing this beautiful 10 x 8 soft cover book for our client, the French photographer Marco Sgarbi. The first in a two-volume set that would showcase his style and range as a photographer.