Editing by Design: The Classic Guide to Word-And-Picture Communication for Art Directors, Editors, Designers, and Students - Jan V. White

Jan V. White was former art director of magazines at Time Inc. An award-winning graphic designer, he was a communication design consultant to dozens of publication companies and hundreds of publications in his 55-year career. Author of fifteen books on the techniques of publishing and more than 250 articles published worldwide, White gave nearly two thousand seminars for both designers and editors in 27 countries. His point was always that publication design is a rational activity that uses type, image, and space to achieve real communication; further, designers must have a keen interest in words, and editors must understand the importance of design in revealing their stories. White held degrees in architecture from Cornell and Columbia Universities. He lived in Westport, Connecticut, and died in 2014. \nAlex W. White is an award-winning design consultant, author, and educator. As a career-long adherent to the design philosophy described in this book, he is the most appropriate person to carry this book into its fourth edition. Among his books are The Elements of Graphic Design, Listening to Type, and Advertising Design and Typography. White is the chairman of the graduate program in Design Management at the University of Bridgeport. He has taught at Parsons School of Design, FIT, and the Hartford Art School. He served as president and chairman of the Type Directors Club in New York City. White holds degrees in graphic and advertising design from Syracuse and Kent State Universities. He lives in Greenwich, Connecticut. alexanderwwhite.com\n