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The Type Project Book: Typographic projects to sharpen your creative skills & diversify your portfolio
The Type Project Book: Typographic projects to sharpen your creative skills & diversify your portfolio
The Type Project Book brings together a collection of typographically-focused design projects for all beginning to intermediate-level graphic designers. Renowned design instructor Nigel French approaches each project from both technical and aesthetic points of view, showing the starting state and milestones along the way to the finished deliverable. Wherever appropriate, French discusses historical precedent and professional examples of meeting the same challenge.
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