That was a period spearheaded by designers-thinkers from the ranks of Nelson, Eames, Maldonado, Rittel, Bill, Aicher and Dreyfuss. I started reading this book since I am fascinated by design and this book is considered one of the best on it. The takeaways are truly your own as a creative person, so its kind of a make-what-you-will of these essays, here is what Bruno Munari has to say about design stuff. Za typograficzną stronę wydania odpowiedzialny jest, jak informuje mnie stopka, Germano Facetti, Włoch, pracujący dla Penguin Books w latach 1962-1971. Half of this book is just plain outdated - concepts aren't new or are difficult to believe in today's world.

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Ali bez tog dodatka možda bi se previdelo da Munarijeva estetika počiva ne samo na idejama Bauhausa, već dodira sa svakodnevicom. Munari nie omieszkał podkreślić, jak bardzo jesteśmy szczęśliwi w porównaniu do Japończyków, żyjących w swoich kruchych mieszkaniach. After Elena Ferrante, Umberto Eco, Roberto Calasso, Felice Benuzzi, I'm adding Bruno Munari to my list of the best experiences of 2016. For me, Design as Art might be the definitive book on design, because it's precise, smart, and humorous, and because I've never before read anyone talk about design with such combination of joy and gentle scolding that at times I needed to close the book and laugh to myself.

I learned so much more passively about vector art design principles from reading the comic books of Chris Ware! Although I would like some main thrust or message here, I like the essay format that allowed Munari to explore a variety of art and design ideas. Copying nature can be simply a form of manual dexterity that does not help us to understand, for it shows us things just as we are accustomed to seeing them. First edition in English of legendary designer Bruno Munari's manifesto on the importance of design, a Pelican Original.

What I found was one of the most brilliant explanations of the merit of industrial, graphic, and architectural design I have cole across yet. I think this was an enjoyable and sometimes with some pretty profound ideas about Design and our role as Designers. Munari has encouraged people to go beyond formal conventions and stereotypes by showing them how to widen their perceptual awareness.