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The Elements of Graphic Design: Space, Unity, Page Architecture and Type by Alexander W. White (Paperback, 2006)

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Product Description : Approach page design in a revolutionary new way Unlike other graphic design books The Elements of Graphic Designreveals the secrets of successful graphic design from the unique perspective of the pages white space With the help of carefully selected examples from art design and architecture the book illuminates the role of each design element and how it can be rendered more effective by including white space in the page architecture The book also demonstrates how white space can lend sound to typography or shift the weight of a page Clear insightful comments are presented in a dynamic page design and interactive design elements thoughtprovoking captions and scores of illustrations challenge designers to think out of the box

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Approach page design in a revolutionary new way! Unlike other graphic design books, The Elements of Graphic Design reveals the secrets of successful graphic design from the unique perspective of the page's white space. With the help of carefully selected examples from art, design, and architecture, the role of white space as a connection between page elements is thoroughly explored. Clear, insightful comments are presented in a dynamic page design, and interactive design elements, thought-provoking captions, and scores of illustrations challenge designers to think out of the box. This unique resource is guaranteed to inspire more creative and thorough thinking. * No other book explains effective graphic design from the unique viewpoint of white space