Böcker av Cath Caldwell

. Leitfaden zu den neuesten Verfahren des Editorial Design für Print- und Digitalformate. Aktualisierte Neuauflage. Größeres Format zur besseren VisualitätDieses Buch bietet Designer*innen alles, was sie wissen müssen, um ihre eigenen Layouts zu entwerfen, und verbindet die Geschichte des Editorial Design mit der aktuellen Praxis. Aktualisierte, dritte Auflage mit über hundert neuen Bildern, die das Beste im zeitgenössischen Editorial Design zeigen. Enthält zudem Fallstudien, praktische Übungen und Tipps führender Designer*innen.

Consultant editor:Cath Caldwell is Senior Lecturer at Central Saint Martins, the world-leading college for art and design education at University of the Arts London. She is a former Design Director at ELLE UK, having also worked for the Guardian and Cond¿ast (New York). She is the author of two books on graphic design and co-founder of the Editorial Designers Organisation.Contibuting authors:Johnny Belknap is a native New Yorker who cut his design teeth on the iconic Village Voice newspaper in the 1970s. He moved on to art director roles at oublications including the New York Times, the Sunday Telegraph Magazine, and the Jewish Chronicle, as well as running his own design studio.Jamie Sanchez Hearn is a graphic designer and lecturer, specializing in Typography, Branding, and Editorial Design. Jamie worked for several international design agencies before forming his own design studio. He currently teaches at Central Saint Martins and is a fellow of the UK's Higher Education Academy.Emily Wood is a graphic designer and lecturer. She has worked for leading design studios Pentagram, Johnson Banks, and Bloom, and with a range of cultural organizations, including London's V&A Museum and Amnesty International. Emily's research is focused on sustainability through education and design. Julia Woollams is a graphic designer, branding consultant, lecturer, and co-founder of creative consultancy 31% Wool. She specializes in cultural and not-for-profit sectors and has worked with organizations including the Science Museum, the Sendai Observatory, the University of Cambridge, and UNICEF UK.