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In today's high-tech, virtual world where things exist, but then again, they don't, people are drawn irresistibly to "touch-friendly" designs. It's little wonder that graphic design that use unusual materials to call out to be touched get noticed and build image like no others.
Design on nontraditional materials attracts both designers and consumers. The subject fascinates consumers because they recognize that unique materials can be difficult to engineer and incorporate, and thus tactile design nearly always becomes coveted and collectible. Moreover, the designer who can get a consumer to interact with a product, whether it's a brochure or a package, increases the chance of making a memorable connection and, even better yet, a sale.
This book features intriguing projects that incorporate a gamut of "you can't print on that" materials, including pleated, Issey Miyake-type forms and razor thin metal business cards; x-ray film; heat sensitive inks; ceramic tiles; and carpet samples. In short, there are design solutions in this book that use any and everything except plain paper.
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Title: Touch This. Graphic Design That Feels Good
Publisher: Rockport Publishers
Publication Date: 2005
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: good
Seller: Roland Antiquariat UG haftungsbeschränkt, Weinheim, Germany
4° OKarton. 190 S. gut erhalten 1592531288 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 2000. Seller Inventory # 48889
Quantity: 1 available
Seller: MULTI BOOK, Cerreto Laziale, RM, Italy
Condition: Nuovo (New). 1592531288 Nuovo (New) . Seller Inventory # 0000000020335
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Seller: WorldofBooks, Goring-By-Sea, WS, United Kingdom
Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In today's high-tech, virtual world where things exist, but then again, they don't, people are drawn irresistibly to "touch-friendly" designs. It's little wonder that graphic design that uses unusual materials, which call out to be touched, get noticed and build image like no others. Design on nontraditional materials attracts both designers and consumers. The subject fascinates consumers because they recognise that unique materials can be difficult to engineer and incorporate, and thus tactile design nearly always becomes coveted and collectible. Moreover, the designer who can get a consumer to interact with a product, whether it's a brochure or a package, increases the chance of making a memorable connection and, even better yet, a sale. This book features intriguing projects that incorporate a gamut of "you can't print on that" materials, including pleated, Issey Miyake-type forms and razor thin metal business cards; x-ray film; heat sensitive inks; ceramic tiles and carpet samples. In short, there are design solutions in this book that use any and everything except plain paper. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # GOR003942096
Quantity: 2 available