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Nature in Design

by Alan Powers
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Overview

Nature is the ultimate inspiration for artists, graphic designers, fashion designers, and interior decorators. By seeing lavish color photos of nature's influence on where we live and what we wear, it's easy to understand today's big return to natural design. You'll get to examine a saguaro cactus as a model of skyscraper engineering, an airport inspired by bat wings, and a London apartment inspired by cliff-dwelling tribes. Then you learn what influences you as, for example, you view the many natural objects that curl and coil into spirals (shells, nests, flowers, feathers, ferns, galaxies, hurricanes, the DNA molecule). Or, ask yourself why broccoli forms a fractal, or how a bird feather makes a perfect kind of clothing. 9 3/4 X 11 1/4. All in Color

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Book Details

Published
September 23, 1999
Publisher
Conran Octopus Ltd
Pages
160
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781840910469

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