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Graphic design history

Georgette Ballance, Steven Heller

2001

Contemporary graphic design

Ronald Labuz

1991

Graphic Japan

Natalie Avella

2004

The Little Book of Creativity

David E. Carter

2005

Japanese graphics now!

Julius Wiedemann, Gisela Kozak Rovero

2003

The Graphics Book (D & AD Mastercraft)

Jane Austin

2004

Global graphics

Anistatia R. Miller, Jared M. Brown, Cheryl Dangel Cullen

2000

The Thames and Hudson encyclopaedia of graphic design and designers

Alan Livingston

1992

Playful Graphics

Wang Shaoqiang

2015

Storyboards

Mark Simon

2000

The Complete Graphic Designer

Ryan Hembree

2006

New American design

Hugh Aldersey-Williams

1988

The Big Book of New Design Ideas

David E. Carter

2003

Handbook of advertising art production

Richard M. Schlemmer

1966

Graphic Interiors

Corinna Dean

2000

Graphic design USA

American Institute of Graphic Arts., Steven Heller, Aiga

1999

Color Design Workbook

Adams Morioka

2008

Breaking Designer's Block: 301 Graphic Design Solutions

Rockport Publishers Staff.

2004

Global Corporate Identity 3

David E. Carter

2007

Experimental formats & packaging

Roger Fawcett-Tang, Daniel Mason - undifferentiated, Roger Fawcett - Tang

2004

What Is Graphic Design? (Essential Design Handbooks)

Quentin Newark

2002

Gender, design, and marketing

Gloria Moss

2008

Ready-to-Use Old-Fashioned Frames and Borders

Carol Belanger Grafton

1987

The Catalog Book

Judy Shepard

2007

The new graphic design school

Alan Swann

1998

The language of graphics

Edward Booth-Clibborn

1980

Advertising agency and studio skills

Tom Cardamone

1959

Nocturnal

Phil Beddard

1998

Graphic design for the 21st century: 100 of the world's best graphic designers

Charlotte Fiell

2003

Handbook of early advertising art, mainly from American sources

Clarence Pearson Hornung

1956

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