designwajskol, Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers, 2014

Author – Massimo Vignelli
Essays by – Jonathan Wajskol / Maurizio Morgantini / Charles Nix / Jan Conradi / William Bevington and Chun-wo Pat
‘Designwajskol an extensive range of projects created by the form of the Italian-born designer Jonathan Wajskol over the last twenty- fIve years. The result is a visually driven experience that emphasizes a consistent design approach across all categories of design. The work ranges from editorial design to identities, way- fInding, product design, interactive design, and info graphics. The book highlights fIfty projects and spans three continents: North America, Europe, and Asia. A collection of essays by notable design historians, educators, and theorists, among them design-legend Massimo Vignelli, situates the work of designwajskol within the modernist tradition.’

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Jonathan Wajskol
  • Year 2014
  • Client/Publisher Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers
  • Size 235mm x 235mm
Jonathan Wajskol

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designwajskol, Oscar Riera Ojeda Publishers, 2014
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