Visual Families
Graphic Storytelling in Design and Illustration
Seiten
2014
Die Gestalten Verlag
978-3-89955-540-0 (ISBN)
Die Gestalten Verlag
978-3-89955-540-0 (ISBN)
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Eine neue Bildsprache zeigt, wie wir die Dinge und Themen unseres Lebensalltags visuell sammeln, sortieren und besser begreifen können.
A new visual language shows how we can collect, sort, and better understand the subjects and objects of our daily lives. Most people who want to understand the world and manage their daily lives can't get very far without lists. In addition to our personal to-do and shopping lists, there are published lists about everything from best sellers and endangered animals to the most popular children's names in any given year. We categorize and arrange things in order to provide an overview or examine them in a certain light. Family Face visualizes our penchant for sorting in playful and entertaining ways. The book presents lighthearted yet compelling work by illustrators, designers, and the creators of infographics that visually structures the stuff of our daily lives. Whether looking at pasta, poets, sneakers, birds, or whole cities, the small is classified into the big. For the past few years, young creatives from around the world have been developing new visual storytelling techniques that have become more prominent in newspapers and magazines as well as textbooks and company reports. Now, Family Face showcases an outstanding selection of their innovative display formats. From delicate illustrations of fish to collages of flags, from pictograms of New York City skyscrapers to symbols representing Hollywood hairstyles, the featured work represents an impressive spectrum of visual possibilities In very different ways, all of the examples tell interesting stories with subjects that might otherwise be boring and dry and show how enjoyable arranging things can be. Family Face continues the inspiring journey into what is state-of-the-art in illustration, data visualization, and visual storytelling that began with Gestalten titles such as Around the World. Thanks to this book, it has never been so much fun to look at lists!
A new visual language shows how we can collect, sort, and better understand the subjects and objects of our daily lives. Most people who want to understand the world and manage their daily lives can't get very far without lists. In addition to our personal to-do and shopping lists, there are published lists about everything from best sellers and endangered animals to the most popular children's names in any given year. We categorize and arrange things in order to provide an overview or examine them in a certain light. Family Face visualizes our penchant for sorting in playful and entertaining ways. The book presents lighthearted yet compelling work by illustrators, designers, and the creators of infographics that visually structures the stuff of our daily lives. Whether looking at pasta, poets, sneakers, birds, or whole cities, the small is classified into the big. For the past few years, young creatives from around the world have been developing new visual storytelling techniques that have become more prominent in newspapers and magazines as well as textbooks and company reports. Now, Family Face showcases an outstanding selection of their innovative display formats. From delicate illustrations of fish to collages of flags, from pictograms of New York City skyscrapers to symbols representing Hollywood hairstyles, the featured work represents an impressive spectrum of visual possibilities In very different ways, all of the examples tell interesting stories with subjects that might otherwise be boring and dry and show how enjoyable arranging things can be. Family Face continues the inspiring journey into what is state-of-the-art in illustration, data visualization, and visual storytelling that began with Gestalten titles such as Around the World. Thanks to this book, it has never been so much fun to look at lists!
Antonis Antoniou war bereits Mitherausgeber des Buches A Map of the World: The World According to Illustrators and Storytellers. Diese Veröffentlichung hat ihn inspiriert, seine visuelle Entdeckungsreise fortzusetzen. In Family Face geht er der Frage nach, wie die Welt verstanden und geordnet werden kann. Antonis Antoniou schätzt die Verbindung zwischen materiellen Dingen der Welt und der immateriellen Darstellung in lebendigen Bildern. Er wuchs in Zypern auf und begab sich schon als Kind auf Exkursion in die Welt von Farben und Formen. Wenn Antonis Antoniou nicht wie besessen Landkarten und Listen gestaltet, arbeitet er als Architekt.
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 25.8.2014 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Berlin |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 245 x 330 mm |
| Gewicht | 1625 g |
| Einbandart | gebunden |
| Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Design / Innenarchitektur / Mode |
| Informatik ► Grafik / Design ► Desktop Publishing / Typographie | |
| Schlagworte | Bilderwelten • Design • Gestaltung • Grafik Design • Grafik Design, Illustration, Bilderwelten, Visual Storytelling • Illustration • visual storytelling |
| ISBN-10 | 3-89955-540-6 / 3899555406 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-3-89955-540-0 / 9783899555400 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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