The ecology of design
Subtitle: the American Institute of Graphic Arts handbook of environmental responsibility in graphic design
By: by John Ortbal, Mike Lange & Michael S. Carroll ; designed by Brian Collins
Contributors: Lange, Mike; Carroll, Michael S.; Collins, Brian, 1960- book designer; American Institute of Graphic Arts
Publisher: AIGA Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 136
Subjects: Environmental responsibility; Graphic arts; Equipment and supplies
Other titles: American Institute of Graphic Arts handbook of environmental responsibility in graphic design
Description: The book provides a practical introduction to environmentally sensitive design through reduction, re-use, recycling, responsible buying, office environments, and community involvement, offering case studies and resources for designers to use. To provide inspiration to the book{u2019}s audience of graphic designers, each illustrator was given one element of nature to interpret, evoking an imaginal sense of ecology to illustrate the fragile, cyclic, and interdependent patterns of nature.
Notes: "Further reading": pages 132-133.