The Non-Designer’s Design Book, written by Robin Williams, is a comprehensive guide that aims to demystify the principles of design for those who are not professional designers. In this visually engaging book, Williams provides essential tips and techniques to create visually appealing designs. Throughout the chapters, readers will discover the fundamental principles of design, learn …
In “Designing Design,” renowned Japanese designer Kenya Hara offers a profound exploration of the aesthetics and philosophy behind design. Through a collection of essays, Hara delves into the essence of design, its purpose, and its cultural significance. With a compelling blend of Eastern and Western influences, Hara challenges traditional design principles, guiding readers towards a …
On Beauty by Umberto Eco is a captivating exploration of aesthetics, illustrating the intricate relationship between art and beauty. This thought-provoking collection of essays delves into Eco’s profound reflections on various artistic movements and renowned masterpieces. As one of the most celebrated Italian philosophers, semioticians, and novelists of the 20th century, Umberto Eco’s works have …
In “Ways of Seeing,” acclaimed British art critic John Berger challenges the traditional interpretation of visual images. Through a combination of text and imagery, Berger invites readers to question the underlying meanings embedded in art, advertisements, and other forms of visual media. With his keen observations and thought-provoking insights, Berger revolutionizes the way we perceive …
In “Art as Therapy,” Alain de Botton explores the transformative power of art, offering a refreshing approach to appreciating and understanding its potential in our lives. By presenting a unique perspective on the purpose of art, De Botton unveils how it can function as a form of therapy, guiding us towards personal growth and emotional well-being. …