The Complete Guide to Digital Graphic Design

by Bob Gordon (Editor), Maggie Gordon (Editor)

A visually stunning review of the fast-changing world of graphic design, this book will be essential reading for anyone involved in this broadest of industries. Its succinct but comprehensive coverage of the multitude of technical issues confronting today's graphic designers, coupled with breathtaking examples of graphics from around the world, makes it ideal for those already employed in graphics who feel the need to improve their technical and theoretical skills, as well as for students. Starting with a showcase of some of the best practitioners in the fields of print, exhibition design, advertising, signage, packaging, multimedia and the Web, this profusely illustrated and authoritative handbook also provides in-depth information on design basics such as type, colour and images.

Genres: Design, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Raluca Daniela]

DNF at about a third.
I got tricked by the new edition of this book into thinking that it is a recently published volume. However, the information inside is from the early 2000s, which makes it irrelevant and outdated, at least when it comes to technology. Sure, it has some general design tips in the beginning, but beyond that, it's pretty useless. I recommend Design Basics Made Easy: Graphic Design in a Digital Age or Graphic Design School: "A Foundation Course for Graphic Designers Working in Print, Moving Image and Digital Media" instead.