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Print + production finishes for CD + DVD packaging / [written and designed at Loewy]

By: Fawcett-Tang, Roger.
Contributor(s): Loewy (Firm).
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Hove, U.K. : RotoVision, 2006Description: 179 pages : colour illustrations ; 27 cm.ISBN: 294036141X (hbk.); 9782940361410 (hbk.); 9782888930563 (pbk : 2009).Other title: Print and production finishes for CD and DVD packaging.Subject(s): Sound recordings -- Album covers | Compact discs -- Packaging | DVDs -- PackagingDDC classification: 741.66 Issued in paperback 2009.
Incomplete contents:
Introduciton -- Materials -- Formats -- Print -- Finishes -- Glossary.
Review: "In response to the rising interest in CDs and DVDs as desirable objects, Print + Production for CD + DVD Packaging explores the creation of groundbreaking packaging from a production perspective. In addition to the traditional graphic elements of cover art, it explores special features of the physical packaging itself: formats, bindings, casings, materials, textures, and finishes. From movie to music packaging, it examines both creative inspiration and practical considerations and restrictions. Through award-winning work, this book shows how designers exploit the 2-D and 3-D qualities of packaging to create highly collectable works of art."--BOOK JACKET.
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Includes index.

Introduciton -- Materials -- Formats -- Print -- Finishes -- Glossary.

"In response to the rising interest in CDs and DVDs as desirable objects, Print + Production for CD + DVD Packaging explores the creation of groundbreaking packaging from a production perspective. In addition to the traditional graphic elements of cover art, it explores special features of the physical packaging itself: formats, bindings, casings, materials, textures, and finishes. From movie to music packaging, it examines both creative inspiration and practical considerations and restrictions. Through award-winning work, this book shows how designers exploit the 2-D and 3-D qualities of packaging to create highly collectable works of art."--BOOK JACKET.

Issued in paperback 2009.