Cause and Effect
Visualizing Sustainability

Title

Cause and Effect
Visualizing Sustainability

Description

Worldwatch Institute Against this background, Cause and Effect is the first book to focus on how communication measures can change our behaviour and make us more environmentally friendly. It reveals a new visual language for sustainability. Sustainability is not an option, but a necessity. As such, designers and those who hire them are increasingly being called upon to deal with this pressing topic. Companies, institutions, NGOs, and politicians want to position themselves as innovative and environmentally friendly. Whether or not brands or products can be considered sustainable will be more and more decisive to their success in the market. A wide range of target audiences needs to be sensitized to and convinced of the value of a more conscious lifestyle. Because the traditional look of environmentalism is out of date and no longer so effective, a new visual language must be found for this topic. Cause and Effect is a collection of work from around the world that reveals a credible and understandable contemporary visual language for communicating ecology. Its spectrum ranges from campaigns, posters, brochures, and digital media to interventions and guerilla marketing. It utilizes graphic design, information graphics, and illustrations as well as photography to get its message across. The examples in Cause and Effect inspire us and challenge us. They clearly describe far-reaching correlations and complex technical processes. They explain and motivate. Together they serve as an unparalleled presentation of the most significant, intelligent, and entertaining communication measures and proposed solutions for sustainability today.

Creator

Edited by Robert Klanten and S. Bohle

Publisher

gestalten

Date

August 2012

Format

Book

Language

English

Identifier

ART 49

Files

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Citation

Edited by Robert Klanten and S. Bohle, “Cause and Effect
Visualizing Sustainability ,” WPB, accessed May 8, 2024, https://tpb.worm.org/items/show/14070.

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