Paper Engineering
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"This book looks at the issue of structure in graphic design, specifically in relation to paper. It features a broad collection of graphic design pieces, from nightclub flyers to annual reports, that use cuts, tears, or folds to lift the piece from its conventional flat surface and engage the user in a way they may never have experienced. It makes essential reading for both students and professionals of graphic design who want to take paper that little bit further."--Jacket.
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