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Conceived by AIGA in conjunction with Chicago based designers Studio Blue, the catalogue features innovative work selected in the organization's annual design competitions. It includes charts documenting the designer's creative process, essays contextualizing the work included and profiles of AIGA 2001 medalists Paula Scher and Sam Antupit. The designers pay particular attention to the curatorial presentation of the work included, and provide generous real estate for explaining each project's form, sequence and narrative. Yet the designer's voice is definitively not neutral. The catalogue's form plays facetiously with the conventions of book and information design. And the designers renegotiate the traditional boundaries between designer and author participating fully in conceiving and writing a significant portion of the book. Along with more than 1,000 illustrations of innovative work, it includes charts that provide insight into the designer's process. |
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365: AIGA Year in Design 23 includes the finest design from the year 2001, with photographs of each winning selection as well as jurors' comments and extensive credits. The book pulls the collection together with contextual essays for each section, jurors' work and biographies, and retrospectives of the 2002 AIGA medalists, Robert Brownjohn and Christopher Pullman. Following AIGA's developing initiative to focus on the process of designing rather than finished artifacts, this year's annual also includes statements written by the entrants that illuminate the problem-solving challenge of each piece. The annual was conceived jointly by AIGA and Houston-based Rigsby Design. The book's rigidly spaced photographs and text blocks contrast with the expansive use of white and the combination of coated and transparent uncoated papers. Together, the deliberately chosen visual elements form an elegant, tactile book whose pages both educate and delight. |
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365 is AIGA's annual presentation of the best in American design, and features the cutting-edge projects that were selected by a pre-eminent jury in the organization's "365: AIGA Design Competitions." 365: AIGA Year In Design 24 includes the finest design from the year 2002, with photographs of each selection, designers' comments and extensive credits. The collection is supplemented with retrospectives of the 2003 AIGA medalists, B. Martin Pedersen and Woody Pirtle. |
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Using brightly-colored background fields, and a playful placement of the images, 365: AIGA Year in Design 26 builds a richness and rhythm to this showcase of 2005's best examples of design. More than anything, the AIGA Annual is a collection of bright ideas, which is symbolized by the motif of 365 struck matches: out-of-the-box design solutions, so to speak, that are clearly organized in twelve categories ranging from brand identity to book cover design. |
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This 304-page volume was designed by Deb Littlejohn and Santiago Piedrafita of TWO (in Raleigh) |
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Designed by 2006 AIGA medalist Rick Valicenti of Thirst (Chicago), 365: AIGA Year in Design 28 is a 54-page, 5”x7”, full-color volume documenting the results of AIGA’s 2007 competitions. |
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A cutting-edge reference book that contains a list of terms to assist designers, businesses and other specialists in different disciplines talk the same language. The book contains 211 terms currently in use by leading brand professionals. |
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