Edward Barber

The 333 design classics featured in this volume show the impact of new technology on design. With the world at our fingertips, thanks to commercial air travel, the colour television and the computer, global access and communication play an increasingly important role in design. From the first compact disc to the lap top computer, digital design opens up a conscious investigation of even newer and more unusual materials, technologies and inspirations. The design products in this volume have changed the way we communicate, the way we travel and the way we make ourselves at home in the 21st century. They include all the key designs by the people who re-invented established products and set new standards in style and quality, including Philippe Starck, Ron Arad, Konstantin Grcic, Marc Newson and Jonathan Ive.

Dedicated to the cars from before 1940 with illustrations of not only the famous manufacturers, but of those who are lesser known and sadly now no longer with us. All the illustrations in this colouring book have been created by hand for this publication. Each one is printed on an odd page, allowing for the back to remain blank and allow for page removal so you can colour with pencil, crayon, pen or even paint if you so wish. In this volume, we concentrate on pre-1940 vintage cars from ISOTTA to MERCEDES I am planning more of these books, but for now all I can say is browse, colour and enjoy.

Dedicated to the cars from before 1940 with illustrations of not only the famous manufacturers, but of those who are lesser known and sadly now no longer with us. All the illustrations in this colouring book have been created by hand for this publication. Each one is printed on an odd page, allowing for the back to remain blank and allow for page removal so you can colour with pencil, crayon, pen or even paint if you so wish. In this volume, we concentrate on pre-1940 vintage cars from DEUSENBERG to INVICTA I am planning more of these books, but for now all I can say is browse, colour and enjoy.

Dedicated to the cars from before 1940 with illustrations of not only the famous manufacturers, but of those who are lesser known and sadly now no longer with us. All the illustrations in this colouring book have been created by hand for this publication. Each one is printed on an odd page, allowing for the back to remain blank and allow for page removal so you can colour with pencil, crayon, pen or even paint if you so wish. In this volume, we concentrate on pre-1940 vintage cars from BUGATTI to DELAHAYE I am planning more of these books, but for now all I can say is browse, colour and enjoy.

Dedicated to the cars from before 1940 with illustrations of not only the famous manufacturers, but of those who are lesser known and sadly now no longer with us. All the illustrations in this colouring book have been created by hand for this publication. Each one is printed on an odd page, allowing for the back to remain blank and allow for page removal so you can colour with pencil, crayon, pen or even paint if you so wish. In this volume, we concentrate on pre-1940 vintage cars from ABADAL to BREESE I am planning more of these books, but for now all I can say is browse, colour and enjoy.

Dedicated to the cars from before 1940 with illustrations of not only the famous manufacturers, but of those who are lesser known and sadly now no longer with us. All the illustrations in this colouring book have been created by hand for this publication. Each one is printed on an odd page, allowing for the back to remain blank and allow for page removal so you can colour with pencil, crayon, pen or even paint if you so wish. In this volume, we concentrate on pre-1940 vintage cars from MG to VAUXHALL I am planning more of these books, but for now all I can say is browse, colour and enjoy.

Ever since early childhood, the motor car has been my greatest interest, not the mechanicals, but the style, design and aesthetics. From growing up around the curves of the Mark Three Cortina to the classical lines of the immaculate Jaguar SS100 tucked away towards the back of the showroom at the long gone Aberdeen Motors. Those days in the seventies, touring car showrooms as my father searched for the next good deal for his next car. Showrooms which not only held the latest "taxi friendly" saloon cars, but stylish luxury models, sports cars and the odd foreign exotic. Motor cars which I used to go home, sit in my room, get out the paper and start drawing. This colouring book contains a series of illustration which have been specifically created by hand for this publication. Each one is printed on an odd page, allowing for the back to remain blank and allow for page removal so you can colour with pencil, crayon, pen or even paint if you so wish. Every vehicle illustrated in this edition is an Ferrari, from the alluring classic to the ultra modern. I am planning more of these books, but for now all I can say is browse, colour and enjoy.

An artist's celebration of Great British motor cars. Illustrations of motor vehicles, each created through a seven stage process incorporating technical drawing, sketching and 3D illusion. Celebrating models as far removed as the Bentley Blower from the glory days of Le Mans to the more obscure creations like the Argyll Turbo GT and the Clan Crusader. Volume one contains an eclectic selection as we travel through the first instalment of illustrations from AC to Lynx

The definitive monograph of internationally acclaimed designers – creators of the Tip Ton and the 2012 Olympic Torch. Collaborators for over 20 years, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have applied their talents to everything from industrial design and furniture to lighting and installations. The most comprehensive survey of their work to date, this book offers a unique, 360-degree view of their approach and working methods. Stunning images explore their work thematically, while six essays provide an exclusive look into career-defining projects.

A chronological portfolio of the 333 best designs that became available to homes across the globe thanks to the advent of mass production. This collection demonstrates how by the middle of the 20th century production had increased worldwide and manufacturers became conscious of the concept of good design for all. From Lego bricks and the Frisbee to door handles and sewing machines, chairs, tables, scooters and airplanes these classics have a timeless quality and have barely changed since their invention. Each object is accompanied by a detailed text with precise information about each product, each designer, each manufacturer and their history. It includes designs by Charles and Ray Eames, Jean Prouvé, Arne Jacobsen, Alvar Aalto and Achille Castiglioni among many others.