Enjoy Your Meal Graphics is a book that compiles the best design applied to the world of restaurants and food. It shows the development of all the corporate images from bars and restaurants; all of the pieces and details that make up a business like this keep the importance of graphics in mind in order to attract people. It shows the creation of a universe where all of the elements go together to sell food and service and capture the public's attention.
Behind Illustrations 3 is the third volume to the original Behind Illustrations. This publication brings 34 more innovative and exciting illustrators to the forefront, and looks behind the work to give a deeper, more personal vision of the artist. This book is a compilation of illustrators from all over the world with very distinct styles and techniques.
Each artist had 8 pages that showed some of the their work, as well as a text that explores the inspiration and methodology behind the work.
Featured artists: Alec Doherty, Annu Kilpeläinen, Atelier Bingo, among others.
These are objects that pass through our hands everyday; we consider them to be simply tools for our everyday needs. It wouldn't occur to us to try and use these objects for more artistic purposes, yet this book features artists who have done exactly that.
This book compiles works from some of the most inspired artists of our time, those who have succeeded in creating art out of just about anything and who have managed to find magic in the ordinary.
This book includes some QR codes to watch the making of videos and meet the artists behind the artworks.
Board culture, from longboards to snowboards to skateboards to surfboards, has long been at the forefront of innovative, contemporary design.
A genuine culture of its own, there have been countless fledgling artists who have put their newest work on boards, as well as established designers who have designed boards on the side.
OnBoard brings together a wide range of images and displays them here, featuring a unique and highly visual format.
The boards take center stage, as if framed, and create an exhibition of design.
