DVD-art : innovation in DVD packaging design / Charlotte Rivers.

By:

Rivers, Charlotte

Material type: Text

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ISBN:

2940361088
9782940361083

Other title:

Innovation in DVD packaging design

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Pictorial works.

Additional physical formats: Online version:: DVD-art.DDC classification:

741.66 RIV 22

LOC classification:

TK7882.D93 R58 2005

Contents:

1. Introduction -- 2. Form -- Materials -- Interaction -- Paper manipulation -- Interview : Sam McCay -- Interview : Todd Gallopo -- 3. Content -- Artwork -- Typography -- Interview : Peter Chadwick -- Interview : Erwin Gorostiza -- 4. Extending the experience -- Digital -- Physical -- Interview : Chris Bilheimer -- Interview : Mike Faulkner -- Interview : Richard Brown.

Review: "DVD-Art showcases an international collection of innovative graphic design within the ever-growing area of DVD covers and packaging. From movie to music packaging, DVD-Art explores both the creative inspiration behind the work and the practical considerations and restrictions governing it." "In crossing the line between two and three dimensions, and between graphic and motion design, the potential that DVD packaging offers the designer is huge, for commercial and for innovative, experimental work alike." "Jampacked with ideas, styles, and materials, this book is the definitive reference for any designer who enjoys seeing and touching, as well as hearing the music. A must-have, practical reference for professionals, and an enthusiasts collectors item."--Jacket.

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Title notes ( 3 )

Holdings
Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Long Loan	TUS: Midlands, Main Library Athlone General Lending	741.66 RIV (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		206978

Includes index.

"DVD-Art showcases an international collection of innovative graphic design within the ever-growing area of DVD covers and packaging. From movie to music packaging, DVD-Art explores both the creative inspiration behind the work and the practical considerations and restrictions governing it." "In crossing the line between two and three dimensions, and between graphic and motion design, the potential that DVD packaging offers the designer is huge, for commercial and for innovative, experimental work alike." "Jampacked with ideas, styles, and materials, this book is the definitive reference for any designer who enjoys seeing and touching, as well as hearing the music. A must-have, practical reference for professionals, and an enthusiasts collectors item."--Jacket.