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This book teaches designers a writing method aligned with their visual thinking, helping them effectively communicate complex ideas and transform writing from a challenge into a creative superpower.

This book explains the basic sketching techniques and decisions more in depth and provides much more step-by-step example drawings.

Optical Illusions Game is a memory game and puzzle in one! The goal is to collect four cards that form one optical illusion. The player who collects the most optical illusions wins the game.

After the worldwide success of Sketching and Sketching: the Basics the authors now shift their focus from ‘how to sketch’ to ‘why to sketch’.

Design innovation and Integration is more than just a toolkit, it is a guidebook for the industry leaders of tomorrow. If you are looking to grow your influence and create an environment in which design innovation can flourish, then this book is for you.

Design Research Mastery helps you turn insights into real impact, step-by-step. Learn to plan, execute and advocate for qualitative discovery research that builds trust and transforms products and services.

'Imagine Me' is a game that enables players to talk about the complicated and intimate subject of identity in a playful and accessible manner.

Over the course of 32 unique food challenges, 22 chapters of alternate angles, and countless insights from food design theory, Lick It will radically transform your relationship to food.

The Umami Strategy proposes a novel approach that will help you build and execute an experience strategy that is inspirational, aspirational and motivational.

This book is a broad introduction to identity design and shows you how to do it, whether you are new to the sector or honing your skills.

Welke vorm heeft wombatpoep? En van wie is de glinsterende poep? Test jouw dierenpoepkennis door elk dier met hun eigen poep te matchen.

Don’t Read This Book focuses on how to make choices about everything you do in your daily life and workplace. The book is packed with advice, models and exercises on time management.

Shaped is a creative game for exploring your core values in a fun and engaging way. Through colourful shapes and interactive questions, it promotes self-reflection, connection, and deepens relationships, helping you uncover what truly matters to you

Deze bingo draait om 24 dieren en hun unieke uitwerpselen: de kinderen zullen geen ander spel meer willen spelen. Ontdek dat wombats vierkantjes poepen en dat pinguïns poep spuiten in een kleur die wordt bepaald door wat ze hebben gegeten!

Verfijn je zintuigen en word meer bewust van je omgeving met deze kaarten!

Een goed concept biedt toegevoegde waarde. Een concept, ook wel de zogenaamde kapstok genoemd, opent allerlei mogelijkheden en kansen en zorgt ervoor dat keuzes maken makkelijk wordt. Hoe ontwikkel je een concept?

This visual handbook demonstrates the why, how, and what of event design with the help of real world application and case studies that exhibit effective event design. It will change the way you think about how events change the world you live in.

This book offers practical advice on managing anxiety, building strong relationships, fostering a creative culture, mastering pitches, and adapting to change—helping creative directors lead with confidence and produce outstanding work.

Creative Block is filled with over 100 tasks to get your head into a conceptual and creative space, encouraging experimentation and playfulness in art.

Match de boom met het blad en leer zo op spelenderwijs meer over bomen!

This book explores the transformative impact of AI on architectural design, examining its integration in education and practice, and presenting case studies and guidelines on leveraging AI for creative and efficient design processes.

Een puzzel met iets extra’s: er zijn geen twee stukjes gelijk en elk stukje is een hond (behalve dat stukje dat een kat is).

Sequel to Visual Thinking: Learn how to show and share your ideas in a fun, clear and compelling way so you can inspire, engage and activate yourself and others.

Design practices increasingly appeal to public organizations as a new and promising approach, but how can we make collaboration between designers and public sector innovators successful?