An edition of How to
(2015)
How to
use graphic design to sell things, explain things, make things look better, make people laugh, make people cry, and (every once in a while) change the world
by Michael Bierut
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2015
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Thames & Hudson
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How to: use graphic design to sell things, explain things, make things look better, make people laugh, make people cry, and (every once in a while) change the world
2015, Thames & Hudson
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0500518262 9780500518267
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Table of Contents
How to be a graphic designer in the middle of nowhere. 10
How to think with your hands. 16
How to destroy the world with graphic design. 36
How to have an idea. 40
How to transcend style. 42
How to create identity without a logo. 44
How to invent a town that was always there. 52
How to work for free. 60
How to raise a billion dollars. 66
How to win a close game. 70
How to be good. 80
How to run a marathon. 86
How to avoid the obvious. 100
How to avoid doomsday. 106
How to be fashionably timeless. 112
How to cross cultures. 124
How to behave in church. 130
How to disorient an architect. 138
How to put a big sign on a glass building without blocking the view. 154
How to make a museum mad. 164
How to judge a book. 172
How to make a mark. 178
How to squash a vote. 190
How to travel through time. 192
How to pack for a long flight. 196
How to have fun with a brown cardboard box. 204
How to shut up and listen. 210
How to top the charts. 216
How to convince people. 224
How to get where you want to be. 234
How to investigate a murder. 246
How to be who you are. 252
How to get the passion back. 258
How to make news. 266
How to set a table. 274
How to survive on an island. 282
How to design two dozen logos at once. 292
How to save the world with graphic design. 306
Acknowledgements. 318
Images credits. 320
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