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Type, Image, Message presents a thorough examination of layout design, highlighting the importance of integrating typography and imagery into cohesive visual narratives. The book showcases distinguished examples of the craft, then breaks each project down into clear, visual steps that illustrate the underlying principles. Readers gain access to actionable insights and practical techniques applicable across graphic, commercial, and communication design. Whether refining existing skills or building a solid foundation, designers can learn how to construct compelling, balanced layouts that convey messages effectively.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Arts & Culture/Graphic Design
Authors: Nancy Skolos
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