Becoming a Graphic and Digital Designer
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Heller Steven. Becoming a Graphic and Digital Designer
Foreword
Glossary
Part 1. Graphic Design
Chapter 1. Inspirations and Motivations
Michael Bierut. On Being a Graphic Designer
Stephen Doyle. On Being Selfish – in a Good Way
Stefan Sagmeister. On Being Self-Motivated
Arnold Schwartzman. Still Designing after All These Years
Gail Anderson. The Joys of Print Design
Chapter 2. Starting a Studio or Working for Someone Else
Lynda Decker. Mapping Out the Future
Fernando Music. From Boss to Employee
Allison Henry Aver. Working Holistically
Romain Rachlin. Creative Space
Alexander Isley. Staying Independent
Agnieszka Gasparska. Small Is Sensible
Bobby Martin and Jennifer Kinon. Championing Design
Antonio Alcalá. What a Dream Client Looks Like
Mark Pernice. From Band Member to Design Leader
Tamara Gildengers Connolly. Balancing Studio and Home
Araba Simpson. One Person, All Alone
Matt Luckhurst. Designing for Design Firms
Chapter 3. Partners on Partnering
Hjalti Karlsson and Jan Wilker. Not a Lot of Verbalizing
Stuart Rogers and Sam Eckersley. Sharing Responsibilities
Justin Colt and Jose Fresneda. How Partners Become Partners
Greg D'Onofrio and Patricia Belen. Two Partners, One Passion
Scott Buschkuhl. At Present We Are Three
Part 2. Design Genres
Chapter 4. Letters and Type
Marian Bantjes. Lettering as Art and Business
Andy Cruz and Rich Roat. There's a Type Designer in the House
Pierre di Scuillo. Typography That Speaks Up
Ross MacDonald. An Illustrator's Passion for Type
Roberto de Vicq de Cumptich. For the Love of Type
Chapter 5. Making Logos and Marks
Mark Fox. The Mark Maker
Chapter 6. Books and Book Jackets
Scott-Martin Kosofsky. Making a Living Doing Books
Michael Carabetta. Books and E-Books
Paul Buckley. The Bookeeper
Jim Heimann. Making Visual Books
Chapter 7. Editorial Design
Len P. Small. Print Is Bouncing Back
Susanna Shannon. Art Director Becomes Editor
Chapter 8. Social Innovation
Mark Randall. The Citizen Designer
Bob McKinnon. Socially Impactful Design
Chapter 9. Branding and Packaging
Sharon Werner. Approachable Design
Chapter 10. Illustration Design
Michel Bouvet. The Citizen Designer
Mirko Ilic. Design Is Like Classical Ballet
Steve Brodner. Graphic Commentary and Design
Steven Guarnaccia. The Old New Illustration
Neil Gower. Fraudulent Graphic Designer
Craig Frazier. Designing Pictures
Part 3. Transitional Design
Chapter 11. Understanding Change
Richard Saul Wurman. The Architect of Understanding
Petrula Vrontikis. Creating Interactions
Erik Adigard des Gautries. The Experience of the Information
Véronique Marrier. Graphic Design as a Cause
Chapter 12. Eccentrics and Design Quirkiness
Charles S. Anderson. Celebrating Commercial Art
Antoine Audiau and Manuel Warosz. Over-the-Top Digital D.I.Y
Ludovic Houplain / H5. Getting an Oscar for Graphic Design
Cary Murnion. Designing Cooties
Nick Ace. Speaking Frankly
Chapter 13. What Comes Next
Timothy Goodman. Disposable Ideas
Ryan Feerer. Making Design Meals
Franco Cervi “I'm Reckless!”
Part 4. Digital Design
Chapter 14. Interactive Multimedia Installations and Interfaces
Jeroen Barendse. Subverting the Mental Map
Julien Gachadoat. Demomaking for a Living
Ada Whitney. The New Motion
Jean-Louis Fréchin. Asking the Right Questions
Chapter 15. Designing Apps for Mobile Devices
Sean Bumgarner. Between Text and Images
Michel Chanaud. Always Learning
John Kilpatrick. Designer as Accelerator
Nicolas Ledoux and Pascal Béjean. Digital Books and Magazines by Contemporary Artists
Frédérique Krupa. Games as Powerful Motivators
Chapter 16. E-Commerce with a Soul
Randy J. Hunt. Growing into a Job
Lucy Sisman. Online Editorial Ventures
Nancy Kruger Cohen. Addicted to Start-ups
Chapter 17. User Experience Specialists
Bruce Charonnat. Understanding Human–Computer Interaction
Michael Aidan. Using the Audience as Media
Hugh Dubberly. Mapping the Relationship between Ideas
Matthew Stadler. To Publish: To Create a Public for Books
Chapter 18. Geeks, Programmers, Developers, Tinkerers
Frieder Nake. Controlling Computers with Our Thoughts
Mark Webster. Iterations and Algorithms
Part 5. Design Education
Chapter 19. Making Choices
Graduate School
Distance Learning
Continuing Education
Andrea Marks. Old School, New School
Lita Talarico. Educating Design Entrepreneurs
Rudi Meyer. Developing the Right Attitude
Lucille Tenazas. Idiosyncratic Contexts
Liz Danzico. Interfacing with UX
Allan Chochinov. The Maker Generation
David Carroll. Students and Surveillance
College Directory
Additional Reading
Index
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