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Jeff Jarvis interviewed live on Facebook
Posted Oct 11th, 2011 By +Frank Neulichedl in Thoughts about Design With |

I’m just listening right this moment to the audiobook of +Jeff Jarvis Public Parts: How Sharing in the Digital Age Improves the Way We Work and Live – so will switch my headphones to hear this talk Reshared post from +Jeff Jarvis Please come join the Facebook talk I’ll be giving this afternoon at HQ …
Enchant your clients – give them the new book from Guy Kawasaki
Posted Mar 25th, 2011 By +Frank Neulichedl in Tips & Tricks With |

Educate your client and improve the interaction with your client. The new book of Guy Kawasaki is a great way to set you and your client on the same page.
EWO Book Two – Glowing in the dark
Posted Jan 4th, 2010 By +Frank Neulichedl in Print Design With |

While the first book was an art book with technical content and was structured based on the product lines, the new approach was open for something completely different.
EWO Book One – Silver mirrors
Posted Jan 4th, 2010 By +Frank Neulichedl in Print Design With |

The client wanted a “catalog” for his main audience – architects and urban planners – which was not the usual book filled with technical details and some nice drawings. They wanted to go a step further and to inspire the reader. Ewo produces a wide range of high tech lighting, mostly for outdoors.
New Book – 400 Logotypes from Pentagram
Posted Mar 5th, 2009 By +Frank Neulichedl in Tips & Tricks With |

Pentagram, a historic graphic design firm is releasing a new book. It will cover 400 logotypes and symbols made by Pentagram from the 1960s until now on over 800 pages. Neddles to say that this is a must for every serious graphic designer and a top inspiration source.
16 basic graphic design books I recommend
Posted Feb 10th, 2009 By +Frank Neulichedl in Tips & Tricks With |

Here is my first book recommendation list of 16 basic theroy and inspirational graphic design books. I own and read them, so they are genuine and approved.
Bring Zen to your presentations
Posted Nov 20th, 2008 By +Frank Neulichedl in Featured for Designers With |

Presenting the ideas you develop to a big audience in most cases is a pain. Most of the time the layouts you make (unless they are screen-designs) don’t feel right, you cannot go through the pages of a folder for example. Therefore is even more important that you engage your audience. Same thing for powerpoint …

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