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Type Plus [Unit 17] edited by Adrian Shaughnessy & Tony Brook. Design by Spin
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Type Plus [Unit 17] edited by Adrian Shaughnessy & Tony Brook. Design by Spin
http://www.uniteditions.com/collections/all-1
Type Plus
320 Pages! By investigating the practice of combining typography with images, Type Plus spotlights how today's graphic designers use type in partnership with graphic elements to turbo charge meaning and increase impact.
This large-format book includes graphic design from a host of contemporary practitioners around the world, capturing dynamic experimentation with typography and image. The era of type as a passive, semi-invisible holder of meaning has passed, replaced by layered typographic expressions where letterforms “vibrate and disintegrate, melt and morph, undulate and flow…”
Includes interviews with Non-Format, TwoPoints.Net and Erik Brandt as well as an essay by Yves Peters.
Edited by Adrian Shaughnessy and Tony Brook.
Designed by Spin
Published by Unit Editions
Type Plus
By investigating the practice of combining typography with images, Type Plus spotlights how today's graphic designers use type in partnership with graphic elements to turbo charge meaning and increase impact.
This beautiful, large-format book includes graphic design from a host of contemporary practitioners around the world, capturing dynamic experimentation with typography and image. The era of type as a passive, semi-invisible holder of meaning has passed, replaced by layered typographic expressions where letterforms “vibrate and disintegrate, melt and morph, undulate and flow…”
Includes interviews with Non-Format, TwoPoints.Net and Erik Brandt as well as an essay by Yves Peters.
Edited by Adrian Shaughnessy and Tony Brook.
Designed by Spin
Type Plus
By investigating the practice of combining typography with images, Type Plus
spotlights how today's graphic designers use type in partnership with graphic elements to turbo charge meaning and increase impact. (Work in this spread by Studio Dumbar.)
This large-format book includes graphic design from a host of contemporary practitioners around the world, capturing dynamic experimentation with typography and image. The era of type as a passive, semi-invisible holder of meaning has passed, replaced by layered typographic expressions where letterforms “vibrate and disintegrate, melt and morph, undulate and flow…”
Includes interviews with Non-Format, TwoPoints.Net and Erik Brandt as well as an essay by Yves Peters.
Edited by Adrian Shaughnessy and Tony Brook.
Designed by Spin
Published by Unit Editions
320 pages, 8.5 × 12.25 in
Type Plus
By investigating the practice of combining typography with images, Type Plus spotlights how today's graphic designers use type in partnership with graphic elements to turbo charge meaning and increase impact.
This large-format book includes graphic design from a host of contemporary practitioners around the world, capturing dynamic experimentation with typography and image. The era of type as a passive, semi-invisible holder of meaning has passed, replaced by layered typographic expressions where letterforms “vibrate and disintegrate, melt and morph, undulate and flow…”
Includes interviews with Non-Format, TwoPoints.Net and Erik Brandt as well as an essay by Yves Peters.
Edited by Adrian Shaughnessy and Tony Brook.
Designed by Spin
320 pages, 8.5 × 12.25 in
Type Plus
Type Plus
By investigating the practice of combining typography with images, Type Plus spotlights how today's graphic designers use type in partnership with graphic elements to turbo charge meaning and increase impact.
This large-format book includes graphic design from a host of contemporary practitioners around the world, capturing dynamic experimentation with typography and image. The era of type as a passive, semi-invisible holder of meaning has passed, replaced by layered typographic expressions where letterforms “vibrate and disintegrate, melt and morph, undulate and flow…” Includes interviews with Non-Format, TwoPoints.Net and Erik Brandt as well as an essay by Yves Peters.
Edited by Adrian Shaughnessy and Tony Brook.
Designed by Spin
Published by Unit Editions
320 pages, 8.5 × 12.25 in
Type Plus
By investigating the practice of combining typography with images, Type Plus spotlights how today's graphic designers use type in partnership with graphic elements to turbo charge meaning and increase impact.
This large-format book includes graphic design from a host of contemporary practitioners around the world, capturing dynamic experimentation with typography and image. The era of type as a passive, semi-invisible holder of meaning has passed, replaced by layered typographic expressions where letterforms “vibrate and disintegrate, melt and morph, undulate and flow…”
Includes interviews with Non-Format, TwoPoints.Net and Erik Brandt as well as an essay by Yves Peters.
Edited by Adrian Shaughnessy and Tony Brook. Designed by Spin
320 Pages, 8.5 × 12.25 in