If you believe imagery and form have the power to add a wrinkle in time, then this graphic design book might just be the one for you. Moreover, you can find graphic design history, eight designer profiles, as well as eight corporate logo design cases. It focuses on the modernistic design trends that evolved over time and brought recognition to the modern corporate entity. Muller is also the esteemed author of the A5 Design series.Ībout The Book: Logo Modernism is basically a comprehensive logo design catalog, which includes about six thousand logos from the 40s to the 80s era. He’s also privileged as a visiting faculty at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts and at the Peter Behrens School of Arts in Dusseldorf. He received several awards for his outstanding works and currently is the Creative Director at the Optik design studio in Dusseldorf. Logo Modernism (2015)Ībout The Author: Hailing from the German city of Koblenz, Jens Muller stepped into the world of graphic design and started climbing the steep ladder of success. Enjoy because it’s your food for thought! 1. So, here’s the list with graphic design books mentioned in chronological order there’s some author bio (in case you’re wondering what position and experiences the writer holds as a designer) and then the book review. These reads are super important because their recentness allows you to parallel your speed with the design trend and create beautiful logo designs… and you know the rest. We previously mentioned 20 design books in our blog, but this time, we’ve curated a list of the latest books that have been published since 2015. Since graphic design is a diverse field itself, many creatives and authors have taken their chances to contribute to the field.

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