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NEW RETRO A profusely illustrated history of graphic design with an astute selection of contemporary work that makes great use of past inspiration
Reinterpreting the past—the greatest form of creative flattery—never goes out of fashion. In the midst of today’s technologically driven design, there has been a return to the comfort of familiar imagery and typography, particularly from the twentieth century. Drawing on classic examples from the history of graphic design, New Retro shows how the past can be updated to the needs of today. This solidly researched and presented work is aimed at students, for whom much of the book’s content will be entirely new, and at design professionals, who are always looking for inspiration from the past. New Retro features a portfolio of the best international designs produced in recent years, presented by application: editorial, packaging, identity, promotional, and type design. It also includes an historical survey of graphic design, with timelines of key figures and pieces. Brenda Dermody is a practicing designer and a lecturer at the Dublin Institute of Technology. Teresa Breathnach has taught the history of design at the Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Dun Laoghaire; Ireland’s National College of Art and Design; and the Dublin Institute of Technology.
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ISBN 978-0-500-51470-2 · 83/4" x 101/4
· 655 illustrations, 588 in color · 240 pages · GRAPHIC DESIGN | ||||
