Conscientious objectives : designing for an ethical message

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Title:

Author:

Cranmer, John.

ISBN:

9782880467517

Personal Author:

Cranmer, John.

Publication Information:

Physical Description:

160 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm

Contents:

Past principles: a history of good, ethical graphic design / Steven Heller -- Current values: issues of ethical design in contemporary practice -- Practical issues: ethical considerations for your design practice -- Stefan Sagmeister: TrueMajority campaign -- S-W-H and eat: Ecover Rebrand -- Flat Inc.: public service announcements -- Modern Dog Design Co.: AmphetaZINE -- Ellie Ridsdale: walking the way to health initiative -- Caro Howell and Dan Porter: i-Map on-line art resource -- Gert Dumbar: Bangladesh birth-control project -- Worldstudio Foundation: Sphere Magazine -- Koji Mizutani: Merry in Kobe -- thomas.matthews: The Earth Centre.

Subject Term:

Graphic arts.

Social responsibility of business.

Graphic arts -- Moral and ethical aspects.

Added Author:

Zappaterra, Yolanda.

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Summary

In a marketplace where powerful international organizations and global corporations are under increasing pressure to appear conscientious about ethical issues in their production and distribution, Conscientious Objectives equips designers with the means to reflect this through brand and design.

Conscientious Objectives is an essential tool for the practicing designer on how to successfully facilitate ethical branding, production and distribution for clients. Through insightful professional advice and in-depth case studies, this book informs designers how to find the work, how to introduce the client to the issues and how to develop projects that are equally commercially viable and socially responsible.

Conscientious Objectives features an introductory essay by Steven Heller on the history of ethical design. This is followed by an overview of the practical considerations through analysis of current ethical projects--encompassing environmental graphics, inclusive design, packaging design, public information campaigns, alternative advertising and global branding projects--that demonstrate the process from brief through to user response.