Maximalism. Graphic design of the era of decline and saturation

Maximalism is distinguished by wealth and excesses in graphic design, which ensued over the years of the reign of minimalism. An abundance of color and luxury bordering a kites, requires the return of sensuality.
In addition to decorative finishes, ornaments and decorations, maximalism shows how today"s designers use tactile materials, saturated colors, printing techniques and exclusive finishing technologies. Demonstrating the entire range of graphics - from Kesselskramer posters and redesign Vogue Paris from M / AF (Paris) to the interiors of Michael Gilleta for Levi"s, maximalism studies the design of books and prints, posters and packaging, corporate identity, interior, and so on. For decorativeness, sensuality, luxury and fantasy Maximalism is worthy of becoming a mandatory book of graphic designers of any sphere