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The third type of animation is called behavioral animation and takes into account the relationship between each object and the other objects. Moreover the control of animation may be performed at a task level, but we may aso consider the animated objects as autonomous creatures. In fact, we will consider as a behavioral motion control method any method which drives the behavior of objects by providing high-level directives indicating a specific behavior without any other stimulus. . | VLOGO DESIGN LOVE a guide to creating iconic brand identities from david airey There are a lot of books out there that show collections of logos. But David Airey s Logo Design Love is something different it s a guide for designers and clients who want to understand what this mysterious business is all about. Written in reader-friendly concise language with a minimum of designer jargon Airey gives a surprisingly clear explanation of the process using a wide assortment of real-life examples to support his points. Anyone involved in creating visual identities or wanting to learn how to go about it will find this book invaluable. Tom Geismar Chermayeff Geismar Free chapter The following pages contain the book s table of contents plus a free chapter. If you like what you see please send this PDF to a designer or client who will benefit from understanding what s involved in the process of brand identity design. Contents Introduction x I The importance of brand identity Chapter one No escape 2 Chapter two It s the stories we tell 8 None genuine without this signature 9 A logoless company is a faceless man 10 Seen by millions 11 Only if the Queen agrees 12 Symbols transcend boundaries 13 Identity design as part of our language 18 Rethinking the importance of brand identity 21 Chapter three Elements of iconic design 22 Keep it simple 22 Make it relevant 25 Incorporate tradition 28 Aim for distinction 30 Commit to memory 33 Think small 34 Focus on one thing 36 The seven ingredients in your signature dish 38 Remember that rules are made to be broken 39 II The process of design Chapter four Laying the groundwork 42 Shaking out the jitters 42 It s all in the design brief 43 Gathering preliminary information 44 Asking the tougher questions 45 Give your client time and space 48