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A lush visual celebration of Pulp's sixth album, This Is Hardcore, featuring unseen photography, behind-the-scenes interviews and revealing visuals. From the mid- to late 1990s, Paul Burgess was invited by Jarvis Cocker to document the British band Pulp, taking photographs during video shoots, live gigs and other events for what has become one of the landmark albums of the period, This Is Hardcore. Written and designed by Burgess and Louise Colbourne, Hardcore contains a candid selection of previously unseen images of the band, behind the scenes and on set, of the four main video shoots made to promote the album. Twenty-five years have passed since Pulp released this extraordinary album, and this book holds up a mirror to the ingenious creative processes and characters behind the seminal record. With carefully curated images from Burgess's archive, Hardcore also includes quotations and interviews from then and now by the video directors, band members and other artists involved with the album. The book contains contributions from Doug Nichol, John Currin, Stephen Mallinder, Sergei Sviatchenko, John Stezaker and Florian Habicht, all of whom have a connection to the album, the band or the era. There are also visual responses from a selection of younger artists and designers, such as Alexa Vieira, who have been inspired by Burgess's photographs and the band's legacy.

Russell is a little Christmas tree born in the shadows of taller trees in the forest. He is lonely and bullied until one night the trees around him are cut down. He finds another little tree beside him named Fern and both become great friends. Unfortunately, they are dug up, and they end up in different gardens in pots. Russell escapes and with the help of the local birds, he makes his way back to the hillside, searching for Fern with several adventures on the way.

Sbírka ctností i hříchů pro grafické designéry Zeptejte se jakéhokoli grafického designéra na světě, podle čeho vybírá font a barvu a jak postupuje při tvorbě nového layoutu, a nikdy neuslyšíte stejnou odpověď. Každý tvůrce má svůj vlastní kreativní přístup, a což je možná mnohem podstatnější, vlastní způsob, jak vybrat a zkombinovat stovky a stovky technik, které jsou při tvorbě designového projektu k dispozici. Existují však jistá pravidla, jež nepřestanou nikdy platit. Přinejmenším dokud se budeme ptát, kudy vede cesta k nejlepšímu grafickému designu. Tato prakticky a čtivě podaná příručka je nepostradatelným pomocníkem pro stále početnější skupinu grafiků, kteří touží designu porozumět. Knihu tvoří tematicky řazené příspěvky autorů, nad nimiž se můžete nadšeně tetelit nebo pohrdavě šklebit - záleží, zda milujete či nenávidíte dělení slov, jestli máte fobií z béžové, nebo si myslíte, že mřížky jsou nuda.

A lively mix of inspiration and workbook, it offers 30 complete alphabets, drawn in a variety of styles by a team of designers and illustrators.

This beautifully illustrated guide offers an in-depth exploration of fonts, making it an essential resource for anyone who interacts with typography regularly. It covers various aspects of type, providing valuable insights and information that enhance the understanding and appreciation of fonts in everyday use.

Have you ever wondered which typeface is used for airport signs? Or about the history behind the Times New Roman font? We are constantly engaging with type, yet many of us struggle to use it effectively or simply to understand the basics. Let's Talk Type will help to build your knowledge of type and typeface use with a clear and comprehensive 'what is it' and 'why use it' approach to the subject. Five chapters explore topics including the anatomy of type, glyphs, typeface classification, and typefaces ranging from serif and sans serif to script and display. The chapter on typefaces pays particular attention to highlighting key design features and, along with illuminating backstories and tips to aid identification, makes this book the perfect companion for all type enthusiasts and practitioners.

What is a true 1950s look, as opposed to a 1930s or 1940s look? This book aims to address that question by thoroughly surveying the development of graphic design over the course of the 20th century. Timelines for each decade highlight key moments, styles and movements, while profiles of thirty influential graphic designers three per decade are interspersed throughout the book.

Typeface combinations don't always work together naturally. For an experienced designer, the process becomes largely intuitive, but even seasoned professionals sometimes struggle to come up with the perfect pairing. Developed with typographers, graphic designers and font geeks in mind, Type Team gets to grips with the best techniques for combining typefaces from all classifications and styles for any project. Almost 150 typeface combinations are grouped into 25 contrasting categories, ranging from Classical and Scholarly to Edgy and Vibrant, and with a full page devoted to each entry. In addition, 50 typographic principles are discussed and illustrated using appropriate typefaces. In this unique reference for font spotters, designers, and users, the perfect typeface combination for any creative project can always be found.

The Evolution of Type takes you on a journey through the development of type design and typographic style from the mid 15th century to the present day by way of 100 typefaces chosen to represent the key elements of style and form used by the punch cutters, calligraphers, and designers of their day. Presented in chronological order according to release date, each typeface is discussed in terms of its origins and its impact on the design and the print industry, and latterly for screen and digital use. Versions released in metal foundry type for hand-setting, as hot metal type for the Monotype and Linotype machines, as phototype, and as digital revivals or originals, are covered in detail alongside information about the people responsible for the design and development of each adaptation of the typeface. Key glyphs from each face are annotated to indicate the specific features that mark out how typeface design has evolved over the last 500 or so years, and visual comparisons are shown to illustrate how typefaces created years ago have influenced the design of many contemporary releases. For the general reader, this book gives a fascinating insight into the history behind the typefaces people read, and at the same time provides a valuable resource for typographers and designers to help inform their choice when selecting the most appropriate typeface for a project

Three celebrated books ― all of which harbour a twisted ambition to physically alter your imagination ― together for the first time.The Hellmouths of Bewdley is a series of 16 stories hiding in a novel about a small town in Ontario’s cottage country. Navigating through drunk and dead men, prisons and suicides and mad doctors, these short stories act as a halfway house for literary delinquents.Pontypool Changes Everything is the terrifying story of a devastating virus. Caught through conversation, once it has you, it leads you into another world where the undead chase you down the streets of the smallest towns and largest cities.In Caesarea, everybody's embarrassed and nobody is mentioning the mess. Caesarea, you see, is the town that can’t get to sleep at night. Only Burgess demands answers to the really big Who’s been sleeping in your bed?