Kiel Ben (36 results)

Condition: Brand New. German language. 6.89x0.59x9.45 inches. In Stock. Ben-Arab, Màriam; Teichmann, Meike; Broska, Elke (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. With dust jacket. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Softcover. 23,7 x 16 cm. Graue Originalbroschur mit 114 Seiten. Umschlag mit einigen Gebrauchsspuren, am Rücken unten mit Abriebstellen, sonst gutes Exemplar. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Leuchtender Herbstbeginn! Wie wäre es mit einem guten Buch? Bei uns werden Sie fündig, stöbern Sie in unserem Ladengeschäft oder online. -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K25140-505383.…

Hardcover/Pappeinband. Condition: Neu. 3. Aufl. 128 S. Lesen lernen wie im Flug! Ein Buch voller stimmungsvoller Geschichten für den Advent und die Weihnachtszeit: Mit einem gebrochenen Bein kann der Weihnachtsmann keine Geschenke verteilen und seine Weihnachtswichtel wollen auch lieber etwas anderes tun. Nur Wichtel Wolle und das Rentier Rick versuchen, das Fest zu retten. Lara und die Elfe Fritzi hingegen suchen im Winterwald nach Fritzis Mütze und haben dabei jede Menge Spaß im Schnee. Genau wie die Kinder der Burg-Schule. Denn heute steht Iglu-Bauen auf dem Stundenplan. Fabisch, Alexandra: Biografische Angabe Alexandra Fabisch, geboren und aufgewachsen in Magdeburg, arbeitete zunächst als Ärztin und Unternehmensberaterin, bevor sie zum Schreiben kam. Sie hat eine Schwäche für Schäfchenwolken, Schülerwitze, Schaumküsse und Alliterationen. Kinder- und Jugendbücher sind ihre Leidenschaft, sie fühlt sich jedoch auch in der Welt des Sachbuchs und der Belletristik zuhause. Lenz, Martin: Biografische Angabe Martin Lenz wurde 1971 in Winnenden bei Stuttgart geboren. Er wuchs mit drei Geschwistern auf und machte nach der Schule eine Lehre als Dreher. Mit 20 Jahren entschied er sich gegen den Wehrdienst und leistete 18 Monate Zivildienst. In dieser Zeit begann er, als Sänger und Gitarrist Musik zu machen. Das tut er bis heute. Seit sieben Jahren arbeitet Martin Lenz mit dem Schriftsteller Manfred Mai zusammen. Im Frühjahr 2009 legten sie ihre erste CD vor. Es folgten "Lesekonzerte" für Erwachsene, später auch für Kinder. Auf der literarisch-musikalischen Reise gibt es lustige und ernste, heitere und nachdenkliche Stationen. Angeregt durch Manfred Mai begann Martin Lenz, Geschichten und Gedichte zu schreiben. Im Ravensburger Buchverlag erschienen bisher zwei gemeinsame Bücher der beiden: "Ein schönes Geheimnis" und "Leute, ich werd Superstar!". Martin Lenz ist verheiratet und lebt mit seiner Frau in Winterlingen auf der Schwäbischen Alb. ISBN 9783473463619 Der Spezialist für Bücher aus Siebenbürgen, dem Banat und Rumänien. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch in einer unserer Buchhandlungen in Hermannstadt, Mediasch, Birthälm und Temeswar. Sprache: Deutsch. Ben-Arab, Màriam; Teichmann, Meike; Broska, Elke (illustrator).…

soft cover. 5.83 × 8.27 inches. soft cover. 128 pages. "While graphic design's most stalwart practitioners reckon with a rather nasty entanglement between modernist ideals and colonial strategies (or don't), this book scraps the modern era for parts and begins the impossible and necessary task of renegotiating its terms." - Riley Hooker "Reading Identity Is Variable felt like moving through one of Polymode's exhibitions, as if attending a series of programming over its run. You move from an opening lecture into poetry, then into conversations and panels, before the cycle repeats. While its framed around typography, the book reads as an intimate, communal archive of how people understand themselves and one another through language, presented with the same care and clarity that defines Polymode's work." - Tré Seals ______________________________________________________ Identity Is Variable explores the intimate connections between who we are and how we express ourselves through type. Design studios XYZ Type and Polymode collaborated to invite 15 diverse voices from the design world to discuss the ways their personal and cultural identities resonate with typography, through personal narratives, critical essays, and lively conversations. Contributors include artist-technologist Mindy Seu, designer-writer Elizabeth Goodspeed, multidisciplinary artist Diana Guerrero-Maciá, designer-poet Sadie Red Wing, and collaborative studio WORK/PLAY. Collectively, the twelve entirely original pieces in the book underscore the fact that typography is never neutral, but rather deeply personal and political. Identity Is Variable is offset-printed in three spot colors, expressively designed by Polymode using the namesake variable typeface XYZ Type created for them. The book includes: - Essays by Elizabeth Goodspeed, Diana Guerrero-Maciá, Nicole Killian, Kyle Letendre, Saki Mafundikwa, Ziddi Msangi, Duy Nguyen, Chris Skillern, and David Jon Walker - Poem by Sadie Red Wing - Comic by Kruttika Susarla - Discussion between Be Oakley, Mindy Seu, and Nicole Killian - Discussion between Danielle McCoy and Kevin McCoy of WORK/PLAY - Foreword by Silas Munro and Brian Johnson of Polymode - Note on the type by Ben Kiel and Jesse Ragan of XYZ Type Copy edited by Stephanie Ellis Schlaifer. Designed by Polymode and Ben Warner. Typography (illustrator).…

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Get Their Shape. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. With an interactive cover, 17 pop-ups and hands-on activities throughout, Alphabet in Motion is an immersive introduction unlike any other to the history of typography and letter shapesEver wonder how we ended up with so many different styles of letters? Open any text editor, email client or design app and you will immediately be bombarded with a buffet of typographic choices. Serif or sans serif? Display or text? Classical or contemporary? Formal or casual?Featuring 17 stunning interactive pop-ups, this ABC pop-up book explains--as well as demonstrates--the technologies and philosophies that have shaped letterforms through the ages. Readers will learn about '60s psychedelic type by projecting light through a phototypesetting pop-up; how screen technology shaped letterforms by turning on and off anti-aliasing; or the aesthetics of typographic modularity by reconfiguring the puzzle pieces of Josef Albers' Kombinations-Schrift.Type history is often technical and always visual. It is therefore challenging to fully explain in text or in diagrams alone. The book's interactive features provide a sensory inroad for curious general readers to grasp how typography has transformed through history (and how lettering can convey a point of view or philosophical stance). A 128-page companion essay section includes an essay further contextualizing each pop-up. Alphabet in Motion puts the reader's hands, eyes and minds in touch with the meanings behind the typography that surrounds us in our homes, on our screens and on our streets. If you look carefully, you can see the history of the world--from the Bronze Age to the Information Age--in the microcosm of type.Kelli Anderson is a graphic designer, paper engineer, educator and author who uses design magic to connect people with the hidden talents of everyday things. Her previous publications include This Book Is a Camera (MoMA, 2015)--which transforms into a working camera--and This Book Is a Planetarium (Chronicle, 2017)--which houses paper devices (including a planetarium) and has sold more than 100,000 copies. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. With an interactive cover, 17 pop-ups and hands-on activities throughout, Alphabet in Motion is an immersive introduction unlike any other to the history of typography and letter shapes Ever wonder how we ended up with so many different styles of letters? Open any text editor, email client or design app and you will immediately be bombarded with a buffet of typographic choices. Serif or sans serif? Display or text? Classical or contemporary? Formal or casual? Featuring 17 stunning interactive pop-ups, this ABC pop-up book explains--as well as demonstrates--the technologies and philosophies that have shaped letterforms through the ages. Readers will learn about '60s psychedelic type by projecting light through a phototypesetting pop-up; how screen technology shaped letterforms by turning on and off anti-aliasing; or the aesthetics of typographic modularity by reconfiguring the puzzle pieces of Josef Albers' Kombinations-Schrift. Type history is often technical and always visual. It is therefore challenging to fully explain in text or in diagrams alone. The book's interactive features provide a sensory inroad for curious general readers to grasp how typography has transformed through history (and how lettering can convey a point of view or philosophical stance). A 128-page companion essay section includes an essay further contextualizing each pop-up. Alphabet in Motion puts the reader's hands, eyes and minds in touch with the meanings behind the typography that surrounds us in our homes, on our screens and on our streets. If you look carefully, you can see the history of the world--from the Bronze Age to the Information Age--in the microcosm of type. Kelli Anderson is a graphic designer, paper engineer, educator and author who uses design magic to connect people with the hidden talents of everyday things. Her previous publications include This Book Is a Camera (MoMA, 2015)--which transforms into a working camera--and This Book Is a Planetarium (Chronicle, 2017)--which houses paper devices (including a planetarium) and has sold more than 100,000 copies.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 144 pages. 12.00x9.50x12.20 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. With an interactive cover, 17 pop-ups and hands-on activities throughout, Alphabet in Motion is an immersive introduction unlike any other to the history of typography and letter shapesEver wonder how we ended up with so many different styles of letters? Open any text editor, email client or design app and you will immediately be bombarded with a buffet of typographic choices. Serif or sans serif? Display or text? Classical or contemporary? Formal or casual?Featuring 17 stunning interactive pop-ups, this ABC pop-up book explains--as well as demonstrates--the technologies and philosophies that have shaped letterforms through the ages. Readers will learn about '60s psychedelic type by projecting light through a phototypesetting pop-up; how screen technology shaped letterforms by turning on and off anti-aliasing; or the aesthetics of typographic modularity by reconfiguring the puzzle pieces of Josef Albers' Kombinations-Schrift.Type history is often technical and always visual. It is therefore challenging to fully explain in text or in diagrams alone. The book's interactive features provide a sensory inroad for curious general readers to grasp how typography has transformed through history (and how lettering can convey a point of view or philosophical stance). A 128-page companion essay section includes an essay further contextualizing each pop-up. Alphabet in Motion puts the reader's hands, eyes and minds in touch with the meanings behind the typography that surrounds us in our homes, on our screens and on our streets. If you look carefully, you can see the history of the world--from the Bronze Age to the Information Age--in the microcosm of type.Kelli Anderson is a graphic designer, paper engineer, educator and author who uses design magic to connect people with the hidden talents of everyday things. Her previous publications include This Book Is a Camera (MoMA, 2015)--which transforms into a working camera--and This Book Is a Planetarium (Chronicle, 2017)--which houses paper devices (including a planetarium) and has sold more than 100,000 copies. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 144 pages. 12.00x9.50x12.20 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 144 pages. 12.00x9.50x12.20 inches. In Stock.