Most street artists are self taught, have a highly developed eye for color and design, and a burning desire to be seen and heard. It is also now true that many talented street artists have moved from the street into the commercial world of advertising and design, as well as into the art galleries and museums. Banksy, an internationally renowned street artist whose work combines intricate graffiti and stenciling techniques, was recently featured in the New Yorker and sells his work for over $500,000 per piece. He has inspired a cult following and legions of artists imitating his style.
The Street Art Book is the first book to go behind the scenes of the street art world. As an insider's look, it takes us inside the studios of some of the most prominent street artists. It will help street artists successfully create and develop their individual styles. The book explores all of the materials, tools, and techniques that the most famous street artists use as well as showcasing outstanding and innovative work from around the world. Expert artists share their tips for reaching the ultimate twin goals of getting work seen and sold.

The Street Art Book: 60 Artists In Their Own Words

Farrelly, Liz

Blackshaw, Ric

Arts & Photography

Harper Paperbacks

This volume traces the trajectory of Kalman's design "anti-career" from his beginnings with M&Co in the early 1980s to the creative directorship of "Artforum" and "Interview" and the editorship of "Colors" magazine, in which Kalman tackled issues such as AIDS, poverty and racism.

TIBOR KALMAN: DESIGN AND UNDESIGN (THE CUTTING EDGE) /ANGLAIS

Biographies & Memoirs

Thames&Hudson

This volume traces the trajectory of Kalman's design "anti-career" from his beginnings with M&amp;Co in the early 1980s to the creative directorship of "Artforum" and "Interview" and the editorship of "Colors" magazine, in which Kalman tackled issues such as AIDS, poverty and racism.

Tibor Kalman: Design and Undesign (Cutting Edge)

Decorative Arts & Design

Watson-Guptill Pubns

April Greiman: Floating ideas into Time and Space is based on close collaboration with the world renowned graphic designer. It examines the ideas and creative process behind Greiman's influential work, features 120 color photographs, presents a chronology of career and milestones, and includes work for SCI-Arc, Nicola, Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, and Cal State Student Union.

April Greiman: Floating Ideas into Time and Space (Cutting Edge)

Greiman, April

Business Cards: The Art of Saying Hello is the ultimate business card book, bringing together the best examples of cards created by designers around the world. Business cards are a major design challenge; creating successful cards is all about the clever use of space; but just a little space. And that’s not all. A design needs to make a splash, stand out from the crowd or announce you as part of a team; and how do you solve the problem of creating a universally understood message while catering to cultural differences and multiple languages? Materials are also important; not all cards are machine printed, and this book features cards on punched metal, stitched fabric, cards with heat-sealed cut-outs, or made from recycled subway tickets, plus clever examples of best-practice using “make-your-own” business-card machines. 
Over 300 cards are grouped into sections reflecting different design approaches: Typography, Photography, Materials, Illustration and Found Objects. Proving just how inventive you can be with a limited space, this book is a rich source of ideas and inspiration both for designers and anyone wishing to make a statement with their business card.

Business Cards: The Art of Saying Hello

Dorrian, Mike

History & Criticism

Scanning the world for the best new graphic design talent, Michael Dorrian and Liz Farrelly have collated the work of 100 new designers, from S o Paulo to Tokyo, Melbourne to Los Angeles, into a book that will both inspire and impress. The book focuses on practitioners still in the first decade of their career—either working alone or teamed up into small companies, showcasing projects, aesthetics, and methodologies that push boundaries and redefine working practices. As well as pinpointing the best new talent worldwide, this visually stunning survey provides a showcase of cutting-edge imagery for a student and professional audience. 
Thanks to affordable technology and up-for-it, media-savvy clients, a huge number of designers set themselves up in their own studios, straight from college. The kind of work that results is often fast, furious, rule-breaking, and inspirational. These designers are also characterized by their love of their locale, along with nomadic tendencies and a "small is beautiful" attitude. Full biographies and contact details are provided for each designer/studio.

One Hundred at 360 Degrees: Graphic Design's New Global Generation

Dorrian, Michael

Graphic Design

Laurence King Publishers

One of the most ubiquitous pieces of printed matter, the business card presents a unique design conundrum. Constrained by budgetary and size restrictions, how do you present a persons or a business's identity and contact details, all in a very small space...and still have some fun? In an age dominated by digital media, the first two books in this series revealed the unique potential of the business card as an opportunity for creative greetings, firmly stamped with the user's personality. Business Cards 3 features over 200 innovative interpretations of the humble business card fromaround the world. Collected from designers and clients across the creative industries, highlighting materials, formats, and production methods that push the boundaries of this genre, the result is a book full of inspiring surprises.

Business Cards 3: Designs on Saying Hello

Over the past decade there has been a creative rebirth in the practice of illustration. Contemporary illustration has more applications, methodologies and fans than ever before. With modes of production ranging from the re-imagined traditions of drawing, painting and collage, to the wide range of computer-based applications, and a myriad of uniquecombinations of both hand and digital means, today's illustrators are breaking the mold in terms of production. This book investigates these myriad ways of working and creating, by featuring work from a diverse range of more than 80 contemporary practitioners, some of whom have never before been featured in a book. Drawn from around the world, the work is accompanied by analysis and interviews with the illustrators. A collection that showcases new talent and focuses on current trends, this book offers a definitive guide to illustration in the new millennium.

For Love and Money: New Illustration

Triggs, Olivia

Reference

Laurence King Publishing

This book showcases the corporate identities of 75 designers, from around the world, providing blueprints for best practice and inspiration. Along with detailed information about formats, materials and methods, the book includes a number of interviews with designers, who talk through their own corporate identity programme and the reactions they have had to this, their most personal design project.

Designers' Identities

This volume documents a selection of items from the Millennium Products chosen by the UK's Design Council as a showcase of ground-breaking work by Britain's leading designers, inventors, manufacturers and retailers. These products exemplify fantastical, futuristic or radically simple solutions to age-old problems and everyday needs.

Future Present

Skeens, Nick

Booth-Clibborn

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