Paperwork: The Potential of Paper in Graphic Design

by Nancy Williams

Despite the growing importance of environmental issues, many graphic designers and printers remain unaware of the huge potential of paper. This is the first book about paper to address the specific needs of the design and print industries, including advice on die-cutting, embossing, pop-up and sculptural effects, and a wealth of special printing techniques. Designed by the author's own award-winning company, Williams & Phoa, the book itself demonstrates a variety of these effects, with spot-varnished and die-cut pages and a unique paper cover. Outstanding examples of international design illustrate the traditional craft skills of the graphic designer alongside the latest products of new technology. Paperwork received the prestigious Design and Art Directors' Association (D&AD) Silver Award in 1994 for the most outstanding complete book.

Genres: Design

160 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1993

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[Nelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent collection of things to inspire and consider in reference to graphic design. Cut, lift, create, stir, imply dimension.