Anatomy of Design: Hidden Sources of Modern Graphic Design

Designers are like rodents: they collect everything that you can, and drag into your hole, and then begin to create. The design of the anatomy of design reveals countless sources of designer work: well-known, unknown, obvious, not always understandable, but always significant.
If you say figuratively, this book can be compared with anatomical cross-section. The operating table turned out to be 49 modern designer works. We cut the skin, and under it a skeleton that supports different organs. Everything is in close cooperation. Having deprived this organism of some organ, we deal with it for the disease. This anatomical study helps to see in modern design of the echo of the past, makes it possible to trace the distribution (or, on the contrary, disappearance) of some ideas. Look at any poster, packaging, book cover, or advertising shield. All this was born due to the creative beginning, which makes sense to our existence