Type In Motion: Innovations in Digital Graphics

By Jeffrey Bellantoni and Matt Woolman

Type in Motion: Innovations in Digital Graphics is a high-energy, brilliantly colored coffee-table book--and a serious exploration of the latest trends in type design in commercial and fine art as... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0847821846
• ISBN13: 9780847821846
• Release Date: June 1999
• Publisher: Rizzoli
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 2.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.8" x 1.0" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

Good addition to design knowledge

This is book is an addition to the motion design workflow where you can get to know how to use typography in your day-to-day work related to broadcast and motion graphics animation. It certainly has good tips if you want to improve upon the area of typography usage in animation.

Idea starter

Need a jump start or a clean look at diiferent uses of typography. This book is a beautifully designed book showing type in motion on the big screen as well as other formats. I wont give you a definative direction for a project, but there are enough tasty ideas to get you moving.

First rate motion graphics/type book!

This is the premiere book on type and motion graphics. It shows some great student work as well as industry leaders like IF. I find myself constantly refering back to it, for both screen based and print ideas.

A one of a kind book...

The first book I've seen that really gives motion typography the credit it deserves, as an emerging art form. I wish there had been a little examination into how a particular piece's asthetics were devised...maybe a few interviews with designers. A must have for anyone working in this emerging field...

A thorough resource of motion graphic design

A nice book with an ugly cover that contains a wide variety of examples from the motion graphics industry, showcasing the work from e.g designers like Saul Bass, R/GA and Imaginary Forces. A good thing is that it also deals with webanimation and typography in a nice way, instead of just showing motion graphics from the silver screen.