100 Ideas That Changed Graphic Design

100 key works tell the story of graphic design in the 20th century. A compact representation of a complete genre within the design field. Inspiration and knowledge for practical users and those interested in history. This accessible book demonstrates how clever ideas have shaped and expanded graphic design. Beautifully illustrated, it serves as a helpful source of inspiration for practical application and an insightful chapter in design history, featuring examples from 100 years of history. The chronologically organized entries range from technical processes (overprinting, scratch-off designs, rainbow printing) to stylistic discoveries (display typefaces, "loud" fonts, and white space) to objects (dust jackets, design manuals) and methods (paper cutouts, pixelation).