Nicholas Blechman est un illustrateur, designer et directeur artistique reconnu internationalement. Ses illustrations primées ont figuré dans des publications de renom telles que GQ, Travel + Leisure, Wired et The New Yorker. Il occupe actuellement le poste de directeur artistique pour la section des critiques de livres du New York Times. Le travail de Blechman est reconnu pour son style visuel percutant et sa capacité à distiller des idées complexes.
The second in a visually stunning series, I See What You Mean, which shows just how interesting and humorous scientific information can be. Complex facts about the animal kingdom are reinterpreted as stylish infographics, which astonish, amuse and inform by turn.
In 1999 the American Institute of Graphic Art invited Nicholas Blechman, Christoph Niemann and Paul Saher to present their work through an informal conversation about their design ideas and practices. This is the result of their collaboration. schovat popis
A revised edition of the acclaimed satirical guide to the world's evils, embracing pain and laughter, the extraordinary and the banal In what forms does evil show its ugly face today? Gigantic worms boring their way through the globe? Pieces of a puzzle eating one another? The jets of a shower piercing the body of an unexpecting man beneath? A lone leaf fluttering to the ground before finally shattering? These and other delightfully incongruous images await us in 100% Evil. Simultaneously dark and hilarious, this book of drawings by renowned illustrators Nicholas Blechman (born 1986), creative director of the New Yorker, and Christoph Niemann (born 1970), a regular contributor to the New Yorker, reveal their visions of evil in today's unpredictable world. The pair, who met in the '90s while working at the New York Times and the New Yorker, respectively, spent many nights of their early friendship at bars, sketching out images to represent the sex affairs, political scandals and acts of terror that constituted the news. As the world grew darker, they devoted more time to the depiction of evil. The result, 100% Evil, is a thoughtful, comical and--at times--joyful book that shows sometimes it's good to be bad. It was originally published in 2005 as part of the One Hundred Percent series of limited-edition illustrated books.
Kleine und große Naturforscher erfahren in lustigen Infografi ken neben Basisinformationen über die Tierarten, welches das schnellste Tier ist, welches am längsten die Luft anhalten kann, welches Tier das größte Gehirn oder die meisten Zähne hat, dass eine Mücke 10.000 Mal besser riechen kann als ein Mensch, dass eine Schlange sich mit der Zunge zurechtfindet.