Presentation Techniques for the Graphic Artist (Graphic Designer's Library)
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Author
Publication
1988-03-10 - Phaidon Press Ltd
Word Count
36,000 words, Guess
Page Count
144 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archivepresentationtech0000mulh_i6a5
- ISBN-100714824887
- ISBN-139780714824888
- Goodreads4622024
- Open LibraryOL11251917M
Description
Highlights: The first book ever to show how to present design ideas effectively. Synopsis: There are thousands of graphic designers, all competing strongly for design jobs. To win the accounts it is vital that presentations are professional. You may have brilliant ideas - but how do you present them? This book includes the best examples of briefs from fashion illustration to corporate identity, taking each through from the rough visual to finished presentation. With advice on marker techniques, using watercolour drawing with charcoal for a fluid effect, and rub-down lettering and instant texture systems which give work a polished appearance, the book is brimming with tips on how to present finished work to the client with utmost effect. * All designers need hints and ideas on how best to present to the client * Gives a wide range of techniques to cover a wide range of graphic work * Strong, professional advice from a successful practitioner over 200 illustrations in colour
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