This book on small studios starts off with interviews and the work of successful designers such as Stefan Sagmeister, Niklaus Troxler, Catherine Griffiths and Henry Steiner, before undertaking a journey into the world of 100 small studios from 24 countries from across the globe. Learn about the philosophies, working styles and daily routines of these small studios, as they address the central question that links them all: are small studios able to survive at all in the contemporary graphic design world? Small Studios is a book for all those interested in small boutique design studios, as well as young designers harbouring hopes of establishing a studio of their own. Through the experiences of the featured small studios, similarly young and talented designers can find their way through the design business.
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This book on small studios starts off with interviews and the work of successful designers such as Stefan Sagmeister, Niklaus Troxler, Catherine Griffiths and Henry Steiner, before undertaking a journey into the world of 100 small studios from 24 countries from across the globe. Learn about the philosophies, working styles and daily routines of these small studios, as they address the central question that links them all: are small studios able to survive at all in the contemporary graphic design world? Small Studios is a book for all those interested in small boutique design studios, as well as young designers harbouring hopes of establishing a studio of their own. Through the experiences of the featured small studios, similarly young and talented designers can find their way through the design business.
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Librería: Revaluation Books, Exeter, Reino Unido
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Librería: World Wide Books, Sevilla, SE, España
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