Digipop: Karim Rashid’s Digital Design Work
Digipop presents Karim Rashid’s exploration of computer graphics, ornamentation, and digital design. This digital PDF edition is available for instant download after purchase.
The book brings together colorful geometric patterns, symbols, graphics, and paintings developed for objects, fashion, textiles, spaces, exhibitions, and architectural products.
The supplied pages present the work in English, German, and French, with the English text providing the primary editorial context.
Book Overview
Digipop is a design volume by Karim Rashid focused on the use of computer graphics in two- and three-dimensional decoration. It is an edited version of hundreds of graphic-image proposals created over ten years, including work that was realized and work that remained proposed.
The book is divided into five thematic sections: SYMBOLIK, IKONS, GRAPHIKS, OPTIKAL, and INFOSTETHIKS. These sections consider figurative imagery, invented symbols, graphic concepts, optical phenomena, and information aesthetics.
Rashid describes the project as part of a “Digipop movement,” a graphic world rooted in the computer age and driven by digital technology and infotainment.
What You’ll Discover Inside
- Digital figures, robots, body parts, and repeated product-based compositions in SYMBOLIK.
- A language of 54 self-invented symbols developed over 20 years in IKONS.
- Graphic concepts applied to carpets, bathrobes, T-shirts, and other two-dimensional objects in GRAPHIKS.
- Digitally developed optical proposals influenced by the mathematics of art and the Op-Art period in OPTIKAL.
- Information aesthetics and contemporary digital decoration in INFOSTETHIKS.
- Patterns, graphics, and paintings intended for objects, fashion, textiles, architectural products, art shows, and gallery and museum installations.
Why This Book Matters
Digipop documents a design practice shaped by digital tools and the visual conditions of the information age. It treats ornament and decoration as ways to communicate dimension, texture, pattern, depth, and meaning.
The volume is relevant to readers studying digital art, computer graphics, graphic design, decorative arts, and Karim Rashid’s approach to contemporary visual work.
Book Details
| Title | Digipop |
|---|---|
| Author | Karim Rashid |
| Contributors | Albrecht Bangert; Conway Lloyd Morgan |
| Format | |
| File Size | 40.2 MB |
| File Size Bytes | 42129216 |
| Language | English, German, French |
| Pages | 280 |
| Subject | Rashid, Karim; Computer art; Design — Canada — History — 20th century; Digital art; Decoration and ornament — Digital techniques; Computer graphics; Repetitive patterns (Decorative arts) |
| PDF Metadata Title | Digipop |
| PDF Metadata Author | Rashid, Karim, 1960- |
| PDF Metadata Keywords | https://archive.org/details/digipop0000rash |
| Front cover | Digipop, image, 2004 |
| Back cover | Self portrait, 2004 |
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FAQ
When can I access Digipop?
Access is available after purchase, with instant download for the digital PDF.
Will I receive a physical copy?
No. This product is a digital download, and no physical copy is shipped.
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Download Digipop for a focused look at Karim Rashid’s digital graphics, symbols, patterns, and decorative design work.
Verified Bibliographic Details
| File Type | |
|---|---|
| Sections | Symbolik; Ikons; Graphiks; Optikal; Infostethiks |
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