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2015 Design & Graphic Arts Design & Graphic Arts 2 015 Now including Photography Design & Graphic Arts 2015 Contents Introductory Textbooks 2 Design Management 3 Graphic Design 6 Illustration 10 Colour 11 Animation and Interactive Design 12 World History of Design 16 History and Culture of Design 17 History and Culture of Craft 24 Photography 26 Advertising 30 Index 31 Representatives and Agents 32 Inspection/exam Textbook Books with this symbol are available on inspection / as exam copies copies and eBooks and are particularly suitable for course use. You can request them directly from www.bloomsbury.com. If you would like to request any other paperback books on inspection please contact us at [email protected] (North and South America) or [email protected] (UK and rest of world). www/Textbook In addition to the above, books with this symbol also have a companion website or online resources. 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Proposals If you have a book proposal, please submit your proposal using forms available at www.bloomsbury.com/academic/forauthors Whilst we endeavour to ensure that prices, publication dates and other details in this catalogue are correct on going to press, they are subject to change without further notice. Translation rights for all titles are available unless otherwise indicated. Bloomsbury Academic is a division of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. Registered in England No. 01984336. Front cover image: Mr. Buttons images courtesy of Keith Osborn – Cartoon Character Animation with Maya Introductory Textbooks www/Textbook A guide to the contemporary UK February 2015 Communication creative employment landscape, US April 2015 Design giving knowledge and inspiration to students wishing to build 208 pages Insights from a sustainable career in the 200 colour illus communication design industry. 270 x 210mm / 10.6 x 8.3 the Creative inches • Leading practitioners, from PB 9781472534408 Industries Moving Brands, Wolff Olins, It’s £29.99 / $49.95 Nice That, among many others, Series: Required Reading Derek Yates and Jessie Price provide their own insight into Range the creative industries Fairchild Books • Includes handy ‘Search Terms’ throughout, so that readers can further their own research as they read Derek Yates is course leader for FDA Graphic Design/Illustration at Camberwell College of Arts, UK. Jessie Price works as a researcher at the University of the Arts, UK, and as a freelance designer. Contents Summary Introduction Chapter 1 - Brand Chapter 2 - Experience Chapter 3 - Conversation Chapter 4 - Participation Chapter 5 - Navigation Chapter 6 - Advocacy Chapter 7 - Critique Bibliography Further Reading Index Companion website available: ccd-insights.com Key Titles Textbook www/Textbook Design Thinking Designing Understanding An Introduction How Designers Karl Aspelund Think and Work UK November 2014 US September 2014 Nigel Cross 356 pages UK April 2011 250 colour illus US April 2011 216 x 279mm / 8.5 x 11 inches PB 9781609014964 192 pages £74.99 / $121.00 40 bw illus Fairchild Books 189 x 150mm / 7.4 x 5.9 inches PB 9781847886361 £15.99 / $25.95 Berg Publishers 2 Design Management 2nd edition Textbook “A key text. Rich, stimulating UK February 2015 Design and easy to read.” Shimon US April 2015 Management Shmueli, Elon University, USA 216 pages Managing Combining both theory and 200 colour illus practice, this book promotes 300 x 220mm / 11.8 x 8.7 Design Strategy, a clearer understanding of the inches role of design in business and PB 9781472573674 Process and the positive impact that it can £37.99 / $56.95 Implementation contribute to an organisation at Series: Required Reading many different levels. Students Range Kathryn Best and practitioners not only Fairchild Books learn about the latest ideas in design management, but also how they are put into practice day-to-day. With examples from a wide range of fields plus interviews and case studies with international design managers, Kathryn Best provides the key knowledge, practice and skills needed with a focus on strategy, process and implementation. Kathryn Best is a designer, consultant, author and educator. Contents New to this edition Introduction Practice • Revised case studies and interviews Case Study - Kajima Design • Now includes student exercises and discussion topics Context • Europe • Case Study - The • Includes some of design management’s biggest names, such as Chris Luebkeman What is Design Management? Honda Zoomer • Interview - Mat (Arup Group UK), Fabio Issao (Mandalah Conscious Innovation), Colette Liebenberg • Why is Design Management Hunter • Interview - Brian Smith (Colette Liebenberg Design), Mikko Koria (Aalto University), Richard Banham Important? • The Design Key Skills (Nomad) Management Timeline Managing Creative Teams • Facilitating the Design Process PART ONE - MANAGING THE • Developing Collaborative DesIGN StrateGY • Cultures • Visual Knowledge • Identifying Communication Opportunities for Design • Understanding the Audience PART THree - and Market • Interpreting Client MANAGING THE DesIGN and Customer Needs • Auditing ImpLemeNtatION the Use of Design • Establishing Knowledge • The Project the Design Strategy • Promoting Management Process • Project and Selling the Design Strategy Management in Practice • Planning for Long-term Growth • Social and Environmental Practice • Responsibilities • Design Case Study - The Argus3 Policies, Procedures and • Thermal Imaging Camera Guidelines • Translating Global • Case Study – Camper Design into Local Design • Interview - Dr Chris Luebkeman • Measuring the Success of • Interview - Darryl Feldman Design • Reviewing and Revising Key Skills the Design Strategy Managing Client Relations Practice • Guiding Design Decisions Case Study - FooGo/The • Developing Good Working Formation • Case Study - The • Relationships • Verbal Silken Group • Interview - Colum Communication Lowe • Interview - Lynne Elvins Key Skills PART Two - MANAGING Management and Leadership THE DesIGN Process • Leading and Advocating Knowledge • Giving Form to Design • Written Communication Business Strategy • Increasing Awareness with Design Appendix • Expressing the Brand through 18 Views on Design Design • Initiating Design • Management • Further Projects • Design Methods Resources • Glossary • Index Design Processes • Competitive Advantage Through Design 3 Design Management Textbook An introduction to design UK May 2015 Strategic Design thinking that seeks to blur the US September 2015 Applying Design division between creative and analytical, preparing students to 256 pages Thinking to become innovative thinkers for a 30 bw and 20 colour illus complex world. 187 x 235mm / 7.375 x 9.25 Innovation inches The focus is on process PB 9781628924701 in Products, instead of solution, and on £44.00 / $70.00 Services, connecting disparate ideas Fairchild Books instead of getting bogged Experiences down by silos of specialization. Through this book, students and Beyond will be introduced to design management, strategic design, Edited by Natalie W. Nixon service design, and experience design. • With contributions from active design practitioners from different fields • Intuitive organization guides the reader through the process of design thinking, from theory to implementation to results • Opportunity maps, 2x2 matrices, diagrams, and images enhance readers’ understanding • “Interesting Story” sidebars complement the text with anecdotes from the real world of design Natalie W. Nixon is Director and Associate Professor at Philadelphia University, USA. Contents Preface Part I: The Why Part III: The What Chapter 1: Theoretical Context Chapter 7: Integrative Spaces - - Alison Rieple, University of Natalie Nixon, Philadelphia Westminster, UK University, US Chapter 2: Semiotics - Joseph Chapter 8: Design Thinking in Hancock, Drexel University, US Action, Design Thinking Chapter 3: Rhetoric - Valerie Everywhere - Natalie Nixon, Jacobs, LPK Brands, US Philadelphia University, US Part II: The How Bibliography Chapter 4: Methods - Steve Index Wilcox, Design Science, US Chapter 5: Models and Frameworks - Michelle Miller, Synexe, US Chapter 6: Tools - Cindy Tripp, Cindy Tripp & Co., US 4 Design Management Textbook Explores the potential role of UK September 2015 Designing design to transform the structure US November 2015 Business and and practices of business and management for the greater 288 pages Management good
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