Visual thinking is important in today’s business settings. This book provides you the skills to develop your own style and teaches you how to generate change by integrating visual communication.

Many designs that appear in today’s society will circulate and encounter audiences of many different cultures and languages. The Politics of Design enhances your visual literacy for communication beyond borders and cultures.

Corporate identity is one of the major in graphic design - and branding and dynamic identities are the latest trends in that field. Dynamic Identities is the first BIS Publishers book to cover the topic.

While staying on theoretical ground, this book is foremost a visual guide. It’s practical and guides you to the basic forms and shapes in architectural planning and design.

The author of the much-beloved book Philographics has selected 24 of the most popular isms and images and turned them into a postcard book. Send them out to your friends or pin them on your wall.

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

Easy to follow tips and tricks to make your sketches look both beautiful and professional.

The Innovation Expedition does for innovation what Alexander Osterwalder's mega bestseller Business Model Generation did for business modeling: it makes a complicated business subject very accessible by telling the story in a visual way.

Picture montages sampled from images imprinted on our visual memory as icons of the mass culture in which we live.

• With inspirational visual rhymes between new graphic design work and iconic historial work
• Contains essays on new directions in design by American writers like Victor Margolin, Micah White and David Stairs
• Book comes in a slipcase

A visual guide for creative and anthropologist minds.

A great book full of visual details and facts worth knowing about the evolution of many of the world’s greatest logos.

An alternative direction of design thinking and urban planning opposed to traditional rigid city planning.

This book explains the why, what and how of storytelling.Weich explores the campaigns, stunts, exhibitions, visualizations and shenanigans that helped make storytelling a buzzword in global communication.