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Fujita presents graphic design as a viable creative career. But he was also conscious that it was a young profession, still forming an identity. “The graphic shape of every civilization is the product of the designer’s eye,” he wrote. “For it is the designer who translates the visual insights of his age into the patterns of everyday life.” Ruefully, he noted, this value has been scarcely appreciated, and the designer has come “to be looked at by many as little more than a workman.”

It's very interesting to see graphic design started to mold several years ago. All is probably not aware that it is a very critical career for everybody to take. Even now, most I knew always talk as if Photoshop is the only way to be a designer. If you don't know Photoshop, step back and go back to your mama. Graphic designers are non-doubtably misunderstood until the recent time.

Let’s dig into things and search for what we personally feel is truth. Not truth in relation to accuracy manifested in acts and comprehended by feelings. As communicators, we should be the spokesmen of this truth…only then will we be able to make our efforts in print worthwhile to others.

Even though many get the wrong impression. We still need to design to be able to communicate with the audience in need. And those audience who take our idea wrongly is mostly our clients.

I really want this book, I wonder where planet-bookstore sells books that's over 40 years old. O_O