Look Both Ways

Illustrated Essays on the Intersection of Life and Design

By Debbie Millman

Format: Hardcover

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Named one of the Best Design and Architecture books of 2009 by Fast Company!

Look Both Ways is a collection of fully illustrated essays on the intersection of graphic design, love, life, behavior, rituals, brands, perceptions, music, art, even physics. It is a broad compendium of living and thinking in today's world of design by one of its most popular personalities.

About the Author

Debbie Millman is managing partner and president of Sterling Brands' Design division. She is a board member of the National AIGA and a teacher at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Debbie is a contributor to Print Magazine and she hosts Design Matters, an Internet talk show on the Voice of America Business network.

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What Print Magazine's Editor in Chief, Michael Silverberg, has to say:

Debbie’s collection of illustrated essays is a beautiful meditation on design, but it’s also the sort of book that I would recommend to people who have little experience with design—like, say, my mom. In fact, that’s a great idea. I’m going to get this for my mom.

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SKU	Z2928
Author/Speaker/Editor	Debbie Millman
File/Trim Size	9 x 6
Format	Hardcover
ISBN 13	9781600613210
Number Of Pages	224

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Named one of the Best Design and Architecture books of 2009 by Fast Company! Look Both Ways is a collection of fully illustrated essays on the intersection of graphic design, love, life, behavior, rituals, brands, perceptions, music, art, even physics.