Product Description

These essential, exhaustive reference works for digital creatives are now available as a two-book set in a handsome slipcase.
In a remarkably short space of time, advances in technology have brought about a revolution in design. The Digital Designer’s Bible gives print and screen designers a comprehensive armoury of working methods that combine the latest technical expertise with sound professional practice. It is the much longed-for rulebook that every designer will cherish.
The Digital Designer’s Jargon Buster also helps you make sense of this rapidly changing world, whether you’re a designer or work in a related field such as printing, production, desktop publishing or editing. This comprehensive illustrated dictionary of design terms covers everything from traditional typesetting to the latest digital media, including the Web, 3D and animation,
as well as definitions for the most popular software menus and commands.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #798838 in Books
• Published on: 2006-10-02
• Format: Box set
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 2
• Binding: Paperback
• 576 pages

Digital Creative Arts Magazine
Digital Designer's Jargon Buster - You’ll find yourself dipping into its pages whenever you’re flummoxed by a tricky digital term.

About the Author
Alastair Campbell is Publisher of ILEX. He has lectured extensively on design, typography and illustration, and in 1996 received a MacUser Eddy award for his resource Mountain High Maps. Alistair Dabbs is a former Production Editor for several magazines. He is now a freelance journalist specialising in digital imaging and graphic arts, whose work appears in many mainstream titles.