Jessica Helfand & Michael Bierut – Thinking Like A Book Designer

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Jessica Helfand & Michael Bierut – Thinking Like A Book Designer

• 15 Video lessons in HD
• 4h 37m of class content

LESSONS

1. Introduction
2. The History Of Book Design
3. How To Work With Grids, Grid Systems, And Text
4. Approaches To Art Book Design
5. How Magazine Design Engages And Entertains
6. Approaches To Fiction Cover Design
7. What Makes A Successful Book Cover
8. How To Approach Cover Design For A Series
9. Detailing Book Anatomy Part 1
10. Detailing Book Anatomy Part 2
11. Approaches To Fine Tuning Typography
12. Abbott Miller: Personal Book Project–Case Study
13. Michael Bierut: Personal Book Project-Case Study
14. Jessica Helfand: Personal Book Project–Case Study
15. Best Practices In Book Design And Final Q & A

CLASS DESCRIPTION
Insight From Leading Design Minds Of Our Time
Print is not dead, and in this class you’ll learn about the elements that go into designing a book. Jessica Helfand and Michael Beirut are renowned designers and experts in the field of design, and in this class you have the chance to learn from their years of expertise! If you’re interested in designing a book, personally or professionally, this class will teach you what you need to get started, including:

• Lesson 1: The History of Book design
• Lesson 2: How to work with Grids, Grid Systems, and Text
• Lesson 3: Approaches to Art Book Design
• Lesson 4: How Book Design Engages and Entertains
• Lesson 5: Approaches to Cover Design for Fiction
• Lesson 6: What Makes a Successful Book Cover
• Lesson 7: How to Approach Cover Design for a Series
• Lesson 8: Detailing Book Anatomy Part 1
• Lesson 9: Detailing Book Anatomy Part 2
• Lesson 10: Approaches to Fine Tuning Typography
• Lesson 11: Methods to Creating your Own Book
• Lesson 12: Abbott Miller: Personal Book Project–Case Study
• Lesson 13: Michael Bierut: Personal Book Project-Case Study
• Lesson 14: Jessica Helfand: Personal Book Project–Case Study
• Lesson 15: Best Practices in Book Design

Jessica and Michael also share a series of behind-the-scenes interviews with seasoned designers working at the publishing giant Random House and award-winning design studio Pentagram. This class provides a full- bodied robust understanding of all the things that go into being a book designer, a classic tenet to anyone who makes things in the world.
CLASS MATERIALS

• Approaches and Elements of Magazine Design
• Resources

MICHAEL BIERUT
Michael Bierut studied graphic design at the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning, graduating summa cum laude in 1980. Prior to joining Pentagram in 1990 as a partner in the firm’s New York office, he worked for ten years at Vignelli Associates, ultimately as

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