This is an important book devoted to Emory Douglas's work, one fo the most important graphic artists of the 1960s.
Showcases the artist's theatrical posters and book and magazine covers using the scratchboard technique--prints made by carving patterns into a chalk surface covered in black ink, and then adding color--and describes the process.
Graphic Design Sourcebook surveys the visually stunning, thought-provoking work of 100 groundbreaking practitioners, with projects ranging from websites, apps, banner ads, and infographics to social-issue posters, corporate branding, and ...
Pioneers of Spanish Graphic Design establishes, once and for all, the legacy of 15 ground-breaking Spanish graphic designers working between 1939-1975.
This book offers a taste of what many consider to be the best times of their lives, and for others acts as a gateway to one of greatest eras in the history of Chicago music.
The art of Dirty Donny (aka Donny Gillies).
Presents bold graphics, photographs, and collages created by Emory Douglas, the Black Panther Party's newspaper art director and later the party's Minister of Culture.
Coupled with compelling stories revolving around the journeys of luminaries who have already made their mark, this book serves to intrigue and inspire the creatives of the future.
Hailing from a loyal Teamster's Union family (her father was a laundry delivery driver in Seattle), Carolyn gets surprising and revealing insight into union operations.After a drunken manage a quatre with two other waitresses and a casino ...