A long awaited new title second to” 2 Kilos of KesselsKramer.” This new volume collects every piece of KK works made since 2kilo, which was published in 2005. The size is the same and the thickness and the weight is planned to be the exact half of the one of “2kilo.”
> a new kilo contains all the new work of KesselsKramer since the publication of 2 kilo;

The total 120 works of advertising photography awarded by the Japan Advertising Photographers’ Association (APA) are presented in one volume. In addition, 55 works of professional photography are also presented. This is a must title for commercial photographers as well as those who hope to become a professional photographer. It is comprised of “Advertising” and “Photography” section.

The total 340 works of advertising photography awarded by the Japan Advertising Photographers’ Association (APA) are presented in one volume. In addition, 190 works of professional photography, which portrays “dynamism” are also presented. This is a must title for commercial photographers as well as those who hope to become a professional photographer. It is comprised of “Advertising” and “Photography” section.

This book is a collection of the selected editorial pages of Hanatsubaki, 花椿, a monthly magazine published by Shiseido, the fifth largest cosmetic companies in the world, with the art direction by Masayoshi Nakajo, one of the established graphic designers in Japan. Since Hanatsubaki was first published in 1937, the magazine has served Shiseido’ royal customers except during the war period, by providing them with beauty information; the contents of the magazine, however, are much more than its mission; every issue is full of graphical pages of fashion, art and culture created by designers, photographers and visual artists of the time. Mr. Masayoshi Nakajo has been the art director of the magazine since 1968, and for the purpose of this book, he selects fashion pages and some art /culture pages from the issues published in 1968 through July 2008, and compiles them in chronological order.

Lisa Larson’s talent as a ceramic artist was found by a leading Swedish ceramic artist Stig Lindberg, and Lisa developed it since then. She worked as a designer for Gustavsberg, an established ceramic manufacture in Sweden, for 25 years. She is still creating her new ceramic works in her daily life even today at the age of 77. This book introduces not only her ceramic works but also her life style with beautiful photographs.This is a book for ceramic or craftwork lovers and those who are interested in Swedish designs. Even those who don’t know who is Lisa Larson will enjoy this book.

As the third title following “CAP Magazine Designers’ Collective” and “The Secret Sense of Japanese Magazine Design,” Mr. Yasushi Fujimoto, the head of CAP selected 10 magazines, 4 Japanese and 6 international, and inteviewed the art directors. The art directors are: Christophe Brunnnquell, Work in Progress, Yorgo Tloupas, Jop Van Bennekom, MM, David Carson, Tadanori Yokoo, Heikichi Harata,Gento Matsumoto,Kazunari Hattori.

This book focuses on top 20 magazines which have been the influential pioneers in the magazine designs in Japan. Featuring various outstanding graphic designs in the magazines such as Esquire, POPEYE, I.D.Japan, STUDIO VOICE and more. This is a sister volume to "CAP Magazine Designers' Collective."

2 kilo of KesselsKramer. Brick or Book? Weighing in at a staggering two kilograms the contents include: - Everything the renowned agency has made in advertising, design, music videos, documentaries, product design, publishing and more. - Famous and infamous brand-building for the Hans Brinker Budget Hotel, Diesel, Absolut, Heineken, Nike, Ben, do and others. Go to the gym, then try and lift 2 kilo of KesselsKramer. It is the best way to see how this small agency from Amsterdam became a heavyweight in the world of communication.

A special collection of works compiled under the editorial supervision of the Japan Advertising Photographers' Association (APA) as its 11th issue. Presenting the latest works by freshest talent in Japanese advertising world.

The works of Ayao Yamana, who built Shiseido's visual image with his illustrations of elegant women, and with his Taisho/Showa-period book covers, defined an era of graphic design. Over 200 masterpieces including his playbill covers for the Tomin Gekijo theatre.