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Craft Beer Design
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Szczegóły produktu
- Oprawa
- twarda
- Autor/Redaktor
- Peter Monrad
- Wydawca
- Gestalten
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| EAN | 9783967040326 |
|---|---|
| SKU | 101053013 |
| Liczba stron | 256 |
| Multiformat | oprawa twarda |
| Wymiary | 22.0x26.0cm |
| Język | angielski |
| Oprawa | twarda |
| Autor/Redaktor | Peter Monrad |
| Wydawca | Gestalten |
| Producent odpowiedzialny | Die Gestalten Verlag GmbH & Co. KG Mariannenstr 9-10 10999 Berlin DE hello@gestalten.com 49 (0)30 726 132000 |
Craft Beer Design
Craft breweries spring up like mushrooms around the globe. Creating unique brands to stand out, they draw from the full riches of graphic language and are leading the way in modern packaging design. From the minimalist to the expressionist, using lines, colors, patterns and illustrations, all the styles are allowed and it makes for an exciting, exuberant visual culture. In Craft Beer Design, Danish designer Peter Monrad finally brings a global perspective to the truly global phenomenon that is craft beer branding. As microbreweries use cans and bottle labels to define their ethos and identity, they push the boundaries of graphic design and illustration. This curated selection shows the best and the most out-there, and reveals that when it comes to craft beer, what’s on the can matters as much as what’s in it.
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