Von Glitschka
Autor von Vector Basic Training: A Systematic Creative Process for Building Precision Vector Artwork
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For Over 28 years Von Glitschka has created award-winning illustrative design through his boutique design firm, Glitschka Studios. Von has collaborated on some of the most respected global brands with ad agencies, design firms, and in-house art departments from around the world. Vons mix of humor, mehr anzeigen inspiration, great design, and solid, creative methodology make him a sought-after speaker on the topics of design and creativity. He also develops skill-based design courses for Lynda.com and can usually be found hanging out on Twitter (@vonster) posting snarky tweets about anything and everything. weniger anzeigen
Werke von Von Glitschka
Vector Basic Training: A Systematic Creative Process for Building Precision Vector Artwork (2011) 44 Exemplare
Vector Basic Training: A Systematic Creative Process for Building Precision Vector Artwork (2nd Edition) (2015) 10 Exemplare
Design: Logo: An Exploration of Marvelous Marks, Insightful Essays, and Revealing Reviews (2013) 4 Exemplare
Vector Basic Training: A Systematic Creative Process for Building Precision Vector Artwork: Enhanced Edition (Voices… (2010) 3 Exemplare
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I liked the book. Though I find some of his methods intriguing (like moving back and forth between digital and physical drawings), I'd like to start and stay in the digital world.