Graphic design bookstore

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I’m often asked what graphic design books I recommend, so to save a little time in future I’ve launched a graphic design bookstore.

Image courtesy of NYTimes.com
I’m often asked what graphic design books I recommend, so to save a little time in future I’ve launched a graphic design bookstore.
Back in March I told you I signed a book deal with Peachpit. The copy deadline is October 23rd, which is scarily close, and the book is now available for pre-order. So no pressure, David.
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And I thought, with iconic identities having a memorable, simple, adaptable shape, won’t there come a time when every supposedly “new” idea has been exhausted in some previous incarnation? Or indeed, has this time already come and gone?
This guest post has been republished and edited with the kind permission of author Steve Baird, Chair Trademark & Brand Management with Winthrop & Weinstine Attorneys, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Henri Ehrhart is a French wine producer in the Alsace region. Cyrille Ehrhart asked if I would redesign their brand identity, and it was a pleasure to do so. Here’s an insight of the design process.

VISSUMO is a provider of next-generation touch technologies for industrial, architectural, retail, transportation, instructional, and entertainment applications. The company has changed name from Infini Touch to VISSUMO, and it was my task to design a new wordmark and stationery.

The 2009 One Show Design Awards are fast approaching, and here’s a quick glimpse at some of this years logo finalists.

Following the advances of US publisher, Peachpit Press, I’ve been officially offered a deal to author their first book about logo design. Terms are agreed, and a contract is being prepared signed.

Over the past couple of years, I’ve been featuring a third-party ‘logo of the month’. Designs are chosen according to my thoughts on what makes a good logo, and the conversation generated has brought about a change of mind on more than one occasion. Here’s a roundup with 10 of my personal favourites alongside a small sample of the discussion.

Jacqueline Ingalls asked me to redesign their wordmark, and to provide accompanying stationery (letterhead and business card design).