The Big Book of Logos
David E. Carter
Abstract
David E. Carter
Abstract
A couple of years ago, The Big Book of Logos made publishing history. David E. Carter chose 2,500 logos currently being used and produced a major resource book for logo designers. Designers from all over the world contributed work for the book, and the variety of styles and techniques covered the complete creative spectrum. The Big Book of Logos became one of the best-selling graphics books of all time. This book was followed by The New Big Book of Logos. Another 2,500 designs, printed beautifully, and priced with the reach of everyone. Another huge selling book. And now, for The Third Big Book of Logos. David Carter has collected 2,500 more logos from all over the world. Logo designers are always looking for sources of inspiration, wanting to see what's new and this book has it all.
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A couple of years ago, The Big Book of Logos made publishing history. David E. Carter chose 2,500 logos currently being used and produced a major resource book for logo designers. Designers from all over the world contributed work for the book, and the variety of styles and techniques covered the complete creative spectrum. The Big Book of Logos became one of the best-selling graphics books of all time. This book was followed by The New Big Book of Logos. Another 2,500 designs, printed beautifully, and priced with the reach of everyone. Another huge selling book. And now, for The Third Big Book of Logos. David Carter has collected 2,500 more logos from all over the world. Logo designers are always looking for sources of inspiration, wanting to see what's new and this book has it all.
Key concepts: Logos Bible Software, Logo (programming language), Publishing, Art, Variety (cybernetics), Visual arts, Art history, Computer science