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Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

“Atomic Ranch – Midcentury Interiors” Book

So yesterday it was all austere beige Japanese interiors, today we go to the other end of the scale. Colourful, midcentury Jazz n’ Jetsons living brought to us by Atomic Magazine’s editor Michelle Gringeri-Brown and photographer/publisher Jim Brown. Midcentury with…

“100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design” Book

Graphic Design is such a huge part of our every day lives it’s easy to forget that the visuals that surround have been carefully crafted to illicit just the right response. Distilling the ideas that have revolutionised the art to…

Robert Johnson Club – “Come on in my Kitchen” Book

Legendary German house/techno/dark beats spot Robert Johnson has been welcoming punters for over 13 years now. Still going strong, to celebrate this not so unlucky anniversary they’ve commissioned this book published by JRP comprised of essays, photographs and interviews shedding…

Moleskine Inspiration & Process in Architecture – Monograph Books

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Our brothers at Highsnob turn us onto this new book series… Moleskine continues their cover series with the “Inspiration & Process in Architecture” monograph books, collecting the work of four major players in architecture. The Moleskine “Inspiration & Process” books looks…

“Alber Elbaz, Lanvin” Book – 10 Year Book

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Lanvin celebrates the last 10 years of Alber Elbaz’ work with the publication of their new book, Alber Elbaz, Lanvin. The book is also a look at the creative work behind Lanvin’s Winter 2011 collection and is only available in…

“Information Graphics” Book from Taschen

Acq points us at this new book from Taschen that explore the art of using graphic images to communicate information. Information Graphics is a study in graphic communication that uses more than 400 examples of contemporary information graphics across a…

The “Fuck Yeah Menswear” Book is Fucking Coming

The "Fuck Yeah Menswear" Book is Fucking Real

Fuck yeah to GQ for finding further confirmation* that those Tumblr bros over at “Fuck Yeah Menswear” have locked in a publishing deal with Touchstone. The book looks to come in at 240 fucking pages of the very best in…

Surfers’ Blood – Photography book by Patrick Trefz

Award winning surf photographer Patrick Trefz brings together a diverse collection of images from his travels around the globe in Surfer’s Blood. Portraits, action shots, rolling waves and board obsessives, there’s enough variety to attract those who have never particularly…

Peter Mendelsund’s Kafka Book Covers

Not sure how we missed these on release but a heads up from Arkitip was most welcome. Peter Mendelsund designed editions of classic Franz Kafka works. Mendelsund, art director at Pantheon Books, part of Knopf Publishing, had always hoped to…

“Damn Good Advice (For People with Talent!)” Book by George Lois

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George Lois, the master communicator of the advertising world soups up around 120 life lessons in his new Phaidon book, Damn Good Advice (For People with Talent!), which delivers a slew of insightful thoughts on making things work for you.…

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Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

“Atomic Ranch – Midcentury Interiors” Book

Wednesday, March 21st, 2012

“100 Ideas that Changed Graphic Design” Book

Tuesday, March 20th, 2012

Robert Johnson Club – “Come on in my Kitchen” Book

Sunday, March 18th, 2012

Moleskine Inspiration & Process in Architecture – Monograph Books

Monday, March 12th, 2012

“Alber Elbaz, Lanvin” Book – 10 Year Book

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

“Information Graphics” Book from Taschen

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012

The “Fuck Yeah Menswear” Book is Fucking Coming

Monday, February 13th, 2012

Surfers’ Blood – Photography book by Patrick Trefz

Thursday, February 9th, 2012

Peter Mendelsund’s Kafka Book Covers

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

“Damn Good Advice (For People with Talent!)” Book by George Lois