Books like Robin Williams design workshop by Robin Williams
Robin Williams and co‑author John Tollett bring their award‑winning design expertise to this comprehensive guide. The book covers the fundamentals of design theory, typography, composition, and visual impact, with practical lessons for real‑world projects such as business cards, newsletters, brochures, logos, and advertising. Clear writing, abundant full‑color examples, and commentary from guest designers make complex concepts accessible to designers at all levels.
First publish date: 2001
Genre: Technology & Computing/Computer Science
Authors: Robin Williams
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