Details

Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Richardson, Graham T.,

Titel

Illustrations

Auflage

1st ed. 1985

Ort / Verlag

Clifton, New Jersey : Humana Press,

Erscheinungsjahr

[1985]

Link zum Volltext

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Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• How to Use This Book -- 1 Tables -- Basic Elements of a Table -- Style of the Table -- Form of the Information -- General Comments About Tables -- Tables Versus Graphs -- Artistic Effects -- 2 Graphs -- Parts of a Graph -- Brief Survey of Graph Types -- Line Graphs -- Bar Graphs -- Circular Graphs -- Scale Graphs -- Three-Dimensional Graphs and Diagrams -- Artistic Graphs -- General Comments About Graphs -- Design Factors for a Graph -- 3 Maps -- Map Projections -- Methods of Presenting Mapped Information -- Map Types Based on How the Information is Presented -- Map Types Based on What Information Is Presented -- Three-Dimensional Maps -- Map-Derived Profiles -- Remote Sensing as an Aid To Mapping -- Preparing a Map -- 4 Three-Dimensional Presentations -- Mechanical Drawings -- Perspective Drawings -- Block Diagrams -- Fence Diagrams -- Chemical Models -- Stereo Views -- Stereonet Presentations -- 5 Process, Organizational, and Flow Diagrams -- Process Diagrams -- Organizational Diagrams -- Electrical and Electronic Schematic Diagrams -- 6 Photographs -- Photographic Processes -- Artistic Modifications of Photographs -- Photographs as Illustrations -- Photographic Equipment -- 7 Computer Graphics -- Elements of a Computer Graphics System -- Computer Graphics Products -- 8 Illustrator’s Equipment and Supplies -- Paper, Boards, and Drafting Film -- Pencils -- Pens, Drawing Inks, and Felt-Tip -- Erasers, Correction Tapes, and Correcting Fluids -- Guiding Devices -- Lettering -- Supplies For Artistic Effects -- Cutting Instruments -- Adhesive Materials -- Working Surfaces -- 9 Enlarging and Reducing Illustrations -- Enlarging or Reducing Techniques -- 10 Duplicating an Illustration -- Factors in Choosing the Best -- Methods of Duplication.
• person to prepare illustration copy at a pre-professional level-copy that is, however, often usable for routine purposes-and/or to communicate better with graphics specialists who will prepare the final illustrations. The skills necessary to take the final step of producing finished camera-ready illustrations are, unfortunately, based very much on actual hands-on experience and are thus beyond the ability of this or any other book to instill satisfactory competence in. Illustrations should also prove to be a highly useful reference work for professional illustrators. The wide variety of training and work experiences by which they have acquired their skills may not have provided full acquaintance with all of the exceptionally diverse kinds of information to be found here. There are, moreover, few disciplines whose practitioners cannot profit from an invigorating refresher course. After nearly seven years of work, then, I am pleased to put forward a book with many answers pertaining to the proper selection and preparation of informational illustrations. All such questions and their actual solutions, however, must remain up to you, the inquiring and attentive reader.
• English
• Description based on print version record.