The designer
half a century of change in image, training, and techniques
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Word Count
36,000 words, Guess
Page Count
144 pages
Physical Format
Electronic resource
Identifiers
- Internet Archivedesignerhalfcent00sass
- ISBN-101841502308
- ISBN-101435653289
- ISBN-101841501956
- ISBN-101281442119
and 10 more
- ISBN-139781841502304
- ISBN-139781435653283
- ISBN-139781841501956
- ISBN-139781281442116
- OCLC Control Number560664395
- OCLC Control Number225875931
- Better World Books9781841501956
- Better World BooksKS-399-291
- Better World Books9781841502304
- Open LibraryOL27030600M
Classifications
- DDC745.44942
- LCCNC845 .S37 2008eb
- LCCNC590 .S27 2008
and 1 more
- LCCNK1443.A1S27 2008
Description
Design is one of the most fast-paced fields in the art world, as professionals, students and teachers must reckon with new technologies before the older versions have much time to collect dust. In The Designer, Rosemary Sassoon surveys fifty years of change in the world of design, evaluating the skills that have been lost, how new techniques affect everyday work, and how training methods prepare students for employment. This indispensable volume reveals how design is both an art and a skill - one with a rich past and momentous relevance for the future. Along the way, Sassoon traces the fascinating trajectory of her career, from its beginning at art school and an early apprenticeship to her work as an established professional, with advice for designers at every stage of their own development. Weaving together biography and career advice, theory and practice, The Designer provides a unique history of the art form and looks ahead to an age of ever-changing attitudes to drawing, aesthetics, and artistic practice.
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