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144 pages : 24 cm How do designers get our attention? Here for the first time is a collection of work consisting exclusively of self-promotional pieces from designers and design companies. In a climate of increasing competition, this anthology showcases the infinite ingenuity of today's graphic artists. What do they do to get noticed, get called and get hired? From interactive websites and printed brochures to more eccentric promotional items, such as balloons and giant jars of 'Cheeto's', here are more Than 150 examples from some of the most creative studios from around the world. This is an essential collection for all designers. It is sure to amuse, amaze and inspire. Book jacket Includes index
- Author
- Hearst Books International Staff
- Publisher
- Hearst Books International (HBI) and Duncan Baird Publishers
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780066213552
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