Graphic design is the craft of creating visual content to communicate messages. Applying visual hierarchy and page layout techniques, graphic designers use typography and pictures to meet users’ specific needs. This requires a honed, varied, and expanding skill set which allows a graphic designer to adapt to each unique task in front of them.
The resources on the right are arranged by type: Books, eBooks, articles, library videos, internet videos, and websites. They all relate to various graphic design skills in some way, though they may contain other aspects of the discipline as well.
Bi-scriptual: Typography and graphic design with multiple script systems by 
Easy graphic design for librarians: From color to kerning by 
From type to logo: The best logotypes from around the world by 
Graphic design: A practical guide for librarians by 
Info-graphic design: Visual storytelling with information and data by 
New playful data: Graphic design and illustration for infographics by 
Design for visual communication: Challenges and priorities by 
Digital type design for branding: Designing letters from their source by 
Fundamentals of technical graphics, volume 1 by 
The graphic design process: How to be successful in design school by 
Information design workbook, revised and updated: Graphic approaches, solutions, and inspiration by 
Letterforms: Typeface design from past to future by 
