Designer's Guide to Creating Charts and Diagrams
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (839 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0823013383 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Infographic journalist's manual Great book for understanting charts and diagrams. It's a beginners guide for presenting information with pictures and drawings by Nigel Holmes. Would you know how the USAtoday snapshots fever began? This book remarked the eighties infographic style. It's a classic.. Infographic journalist's manual Great book for understanting charts and diagrams. It's a beginners guide for presenting information with pictures and drawings by Nigel Holmes. Would you know how the USAtoday snapshots fever began? This book remarked the eighties infographic style. It's a classic.. "4 TYPES OF CHARTS & 4 WAYS TO APPROACH 9 ILLUSTRATION ASSIGNMENTS Roger A. Lininger Holmes filled his 8 x 11 book, 1/2 " thick, with plenty of color and B/W multi-size illustrations and how to make them.You and I can learn how to do it!. TYPES OF CHARTS & 4 TYPES OF CHARTS & 4 WAYS TO APPROACH 9 ILLUSTRATION ASSIGNMENTS Roger A. Lininger Holmes filled his 8 x 11 book, 1/2 " thick, with plenty of color and B/W multi-size illustrations and how to make them.You and I can learn how to do it!. WAYS TO APPROACH 9 ILLUSTRATION ASSIGNMENTS" according to Roger A. Lininger. Holmes filled his 8 x 11 book, 1/2 " thick, with plenty of color and B/W multi-size illustrations and how to make them.You and I can learn how to do it!
It concludes with how to find sources of inspiration in nature and the world around us. This book shows what type of chart is suitable for individual jobs, what format is appropriate and what demands of time, art and skill are involved in each project. This book also discusses the misuse of charts and how to avoid distorting facts. This book is designed to be of interest to graphic designers, art directors, editors and anyone who uses charts to convey information.. Demonstrates how to take complex, abstract statistical data and organize it into an understandable chart or diagram. Using well-illustrated sample assignments, the author teaches how to apply four steps to any task beginning with identifying the reader or user of the chart, selecting a production method, reviewing the numbers, and finding the right symbol around which to design it