George Chilin: Concise way, rich connotation

Author: Yu Bingnan
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features:
Title page dedication
Article by Philip B. Meggs from the International Council of Graphic Design Associations (AGI)
AIGA award-winning series of master artists exhibition
Introduction to the (famous corridor) in the opposite direction
Human elements - eyes in direct gaze
Human elements - dialogue
Human elements - head
Human elements - body parts
Human elements - implied human elements - handwritten information
Silhouette graphics
The shape of things through movement, sequence, transformation
A kind of small white lie?
Accidental factors
Control of chance
Art lets it happen, makes it happen
Less is more
Frames and figures
No hardware
Sketching
Collage
Printmaking
Formalism
Many texts are readable, legible, like patterned texts
Oral texts with meaningful fonts
Research-based design
You can’t do it alone
Poetic connections on your face
In daily life
Unity of vision and language
Odd and even
A study of paired house numbers
Using historical elements
"Recycling" design and creativity
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Clarity and beauty
Headaches reading Sputnik ads
Existing objects aren’t a joke
Circular design signage
Symbolism of soft edges
Symbolism of hard edges
Pictorial symbols for illustration
Adaptable pictorial symbols
Repeating representation
Abbreviated signature
Intentional ambiguity
Corporate identity
"Sample" to highlight its essence
From day to night
Inspiration
Breaking the norm
Being different
Bird’s-eye view
Struggle
Story
Placed in the family
A difficult task
Reasonable and absurd
Looking back fifty years
The 50's
The 60's
The 70's
The 80's
The 90's
Biography
Bibliography