Naoto Fukasawa

Gerrit Terstiege

Jasper Morrison

Silvana Annicchiarico

Sensations of the Ordinary : Naoto Fukasawa & Jasper Morrison

Super Normal

Steven Heller

"Three D â Graphic Scenarios" highlights a current trend in international graphic design. More and more visual designers are staging three-dimensional scenarios and turning them into posters, flyers, book and magazine covers, and animated films. The result is new and evocative pictorial worlds that range from playfully arranged still lifes to room-filling installations. Common to them all is the use of analogue design techniques that give real objects precedence over perfectly simulated computer representations. Edited by Gerrit Terstiege, editor in chief of the design journal form, and designed by the prizewinning Frankfurt-based design studio Pixelgarten, "Three D â Graphic Scenarios" provides an inspiring look at the various drafting techniques and expressive tools associated with its subject. The publication is rounded out by an essay by Steven Heller, for many years the art director of the New York Times, and an interview with the noted graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister, one of the leading exponents of this trend.

Graphic Spaces

Three D

"form" has been one of Europe's leading design journals since 1957. Together with its special issues and the website www.form.de, the magazine offers product designers in-depth coverage of new design trends, materials, and production techniques, with special attention to design processes ("the making of "). Graphic, corporate, and web designers appreciate form for its articles on current trends in type design, color, and illustration. The form poster edition and its many high-quality reproductions have helped to make it extremely popular in the graphic design world. "form" provides a forum for internationally famous designers like Hella Jongerius, Konstantin Grcic, Stefan Sagmeister, and Marian Bantjes, but it also gives a lot of space to the younger generation of up and coming designers.

The Making of Design

Form 239

This book takes an in-depth look at design processes, with twenty-five depictions of "the making of" products from a wide variety of industries. Its primary focuses are furniture design, transportation design, and household appliances. Renowned designers like Konstantin Grcic, the Bouroullecs, Stefan Diez, Hella Jongerius, and Sir Norman Foster offer step by step accounts of how they go about designing products for Vitra, Grundig, Jura, and Authentics – the tools they use for visualization and how projects change during the model phase. Plus: an interview with design legend Dieter Rams on realized and unrealized products for Braun.

From the First Model to the Final Product

Gerrit Terstiege

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