Open-source Learning is explored as a transformative educational model for the Information Age in this book. It emphasizes collaboration, accessibility, and innovation in learning, challenging traditional educational structures. By showcasing its principles and applications, the book aims to inspire a shift towards more inclusive and adaptable educational practices.
A comprehensive look at the history of the history of beauty-product advertising, charting the skills of advertiser promising to make beauty-dreams come true.
Crusaders of Art and Design 1920-1970 brings to the fore the personalities who contributed to design and the arts over a 50-year period.
Covering mid-20th century textile advertising Trading Textiles not only illustrates what was happening in graphic design generally but the changing character of the textile industry itself.
A unique collection of retail design and creative merchandising from many well-known London stores; illustrating a fifty year history of innovative and original use, not only of the buildings and window displays but in the development of a range of unique promotional catalogues, posters and press advertising.
Examination of the work of advertising executive William Bill Crawford.
A miscellany of pieces of commercial art celebrating the contributions the artists made to the inter-war British graphic design scene.
An account of the decline of the exhibition as a means of persuasion, covering all sizes of exhibitions and recognising some of the forgotten designers.
An account of the many publications issued by the BBC to support their programmes, and the artists who illustrated them, from the 1920s to the 1960s.
The first comprehensive book on the life and work of Tom Purvis, one of the most successful British commercial artist of the inter-war years.