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The Graphic Language of Neville Brody (Vol. 2)

The Graphic Language of Neville Brody (Vol. 2)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Neville Brody, a great modern designer
Review: In this second collection of Brody's work, it presents to us his use of the computer and its influence on his design. While his older work was more conservative, yet still radical for its time, his recent work truly embraces the digital age. It surpised me how easily Brody , a more traditional designer, can translate his ideas to a digital medium, but his work will continue to drive young designers to "copy" or to be inspired by his work.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: great book, great artist!
Review: Neville brody is one of the best contemporary graphic designers, he needs no further presentation. This book is a collection of some of the great works he produced, going from magazine editorials and stamps, to publicity. It is a great inspiration source for me, for those working with graphic design and for those who simply like to appreciate a good artist an his work. Color pictures printed on good paper, very well produced. Excelent compillation of works. Enjoy it

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The future revealed
Review: This is one of those books I constantly use for reference. Nevill Brody for those of you who dont know is one of Englands preminent designers. This book is ricly colored and pleaseing to look at. As you would expect from the man who did the original layout for The Face and many other fringe magazines. The only problem I had with this book was the lack of relavent commentary from Brody himself. However, I feel this is still (along with Vol.1) a must read for and aspiring graphic designer.


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