Graphic design's evangelist in China

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Wang Xu is one of the best known graphic designers in China. He began with calligraphy and worked making labels for a manufacturer. A lecture by Walter Landor in 1979 opened his eyes to advertising graphics, and he studied issues of Graphis. In Hong Kong he studied and attended lectures, as well as putting out his own small magazine, Design Exchange. He returned to Guangzhou and opened his own design business. His designs begin with logos and Chinese characters. He has also published 13 books.

China, Personalities, Graphic arts, Wang Xu

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Alan Chan Design Company: a tentative embrace

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Award-winning graphic designer Alan Chan produces understated works reminiscent of western images of pre-Communist China. His works walk a thin line between East and West, a potential reason for his mixed success. His merchandise company, Alan Chan Creations, in an expensive location, is, so far, supported by his design firm.

Finance, Product information, Art objects, Alan Chan Design Co., Chan, Alan, Alan Chan Creations

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David Tang: brand building in China

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Businessman David Tang discusses brand building his department store, Shanghai Tang. He markets many items including clothing and Cuban cigars. Tang used to assist in designing the clothing but has hired many designers who keep up-to-date on the latest fashion trends.

Department Stores, Management, Interview, Shanghai Tang, Tang, David

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