Barnbrook Bible

Jonathan Barnbrook is one of the best-known and most highly regarded graphic designers in the world. This ambitious publication redefines the genre of designer's monograph in the same way that I Want to Spend the Rest of My Life Everywhere, with Everyone, One to One, Always, Forever, Now, the celebrated book that Barnbrook created with the artist Damien Hirst, broke the mold for the artist's monograph.

Barnbrook Bible contains both well-known and unpublished personal projects by the designer, as well as new work specifically generated for the book. The book's dynamic layouts convey the complex graphic and sociopolitical issues that Barnbrook addresses in his designs. An introductory interview by Kelle Lasn, editor of Adbusters, illuminates the thought process and preparation that lead up to the designer's final work. Barnbrook Bible will be a must-have for every graphic designer working today. AUTHOR BIO: Jonathan Barnbrook has run his own design studio in London since 1990, working on print, industrial, and typeface design as well as television commercials. Barnbrook's font foundry, Virus, has created 15 widely distributed and imitated fonts. He is the recipient of numerous design awards.

Jonathan Barnbrook founded his own design studio, Virus, in London in 1990 and quickly revolutionized the world of typography. His work has been exhibited at The Gagosian Gallery (NY), Museum of Contemporary Art (LA), White Cube (London) and Saatchi Galleries (London). He has won two D&AD Awards, the Epica Grand Prix, The Tokyo Type Director’s Club Gold Prize, and the Art Director’s Club of New York Best of Show Award.