Work!: Student Works from the Years 2001-2005 Architecture and Dsesign in Prague

Work!: Student Works from the Years 2001-2005 Architecture and Dsesign in Prague

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Format:  Paperback
Pages:  400
Publisher:  Fraktaly Publishers
Year:  2006
ISBN:  9788086627106

Graphic design is, now more than ever, a broad ranging discipline with rigorous demands for its practitioners. It requires a capacity and inclination for invention & rationality as well as an intuitive knack for human communication and cognition. Prague has often historically been at the center of innovative movements - including Art Nouveau, Constructivism & Functionalism - and it has certainly left its mark on all of the applied arts. The new Prague School is no exception, creating work that is fresh, inspired and communicative. Posters are graphically and socially vivid, and graphics for pamphlets, brochures and products are clean and outstanding. Work! is a refreshing compendium of the best student work in the vital genre of graphic design that highlights the individual achievements which reflect the sound tradition of the Czech style and its influence.

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