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Designing with Type, 5th Edition: The Essential Guide to Typography, authored by James Craig and Irene Korol Scala, is a comprehensive and indispensable resource for typography enthusiasts. With updated content and full-color images, the book covers fundamental principles, historical developments, and practical aspects of typography, emphasizing its importance in conveying meaning and emotions. It explores the role of technology in contemporary typography and delves into the artistry and aesthetics of design, offering valuable guidance on effectively incorporating type in various mediums.
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Typography is an important foundation of graphic design. It is one of the first principles students new to graphic design learn. It is vital to the practice and there is so much to learn about it. From the design of the characters, their purposes, the types of typefaces, and using them in layouts. There is no doubt that it takes lots of time, practice, and experience before any designer can call themself a typographic master. Reading books on typography can help speed up that process just a bit. Here is the list of typography books every graphic design student needs to read:
My favorite thing to do is browse the internet for books, especially ones I’ve never seen before. As the seasons change, I anticipate lots of new books to be released. After browsing all of the publisher catalogs, online forums, and online shops I compiled a shortlist of books every graphic designer should keep their eyes out for in the next coming months. Here’s my most anticipated list of books for graphic designers coming out this autumn:
A new page has been added to Bibliografik titled, “BLM Resources.” This page is similar to the “Resources” page but focuses as a directory for black voices within the visual design community. Here you will find a growing list of black designers, typographers, illustrators, creatives [both current and past], bookstores, articles, videos, books, charities, organizations, foundations, etc. I plan to update this weekly [ideally], if not monthly [realistically]. Please note that most of the articles are not written by BIPOC, and some of them do focus on inclusion in the design community in general, instead of specifically on the inclusion of Black Lives in the design community. These articles will be replaced as similar content authored by Black Lives is found.
Branding is one of the most collaborative and diverse fields of both the business and design industries. It blends strategy, research, marketing, and design into one experience that can make or break a company. With the increase of start-ups, the effects of social media on businesses, and the desire of clout from followers, the demand for branding has never been greater.
During my time at university, I was always encouraged to think about the whole problem instead of each individual part while working on projects. I always advised to think about the end-user, the audience who was interacting with my design work. From the first day to the last, I was encouraged to not only think visually, but contextually as well.
Finding time to read is difficult. Everyone knows it's essential and has an incredible impact on health. It boosts intelligence, relieves stress, increases empathy, and it can even make people live longer. As a visual designer myself, I have had difficulty finding the time to read. But over the years, I've discovered these five tips that encouraged me to develop a reading habit where I read every day.