Now You See Me: 100 Years of Black Design dynamic imagery became an international

dynamic imagery became an international symbol of creativity and optimism

the air turns soft and sweet as dewdrops cling to banana leaves and the earth breathes out its rich

refreshing scent captures the magic of rain in paradise - a serene blend of sunlight

handmade clay beads in acid yellow

organic shapes of plants

Now You See Me: 100 Years of Black Design dynamic imagery became an internationalBlack designers have worked in every major industry for decades without gaining the spotlight. This vibrant and wide ranging book, full of photographs and illustrations, brings a century of Black designers and their work into focus. In three sections Fashion, Architecture and Graphic Design it presents pioneering work of key figures and explores how Black design has been perceived within culture and society. In figures such as Ann Lowe, Dapper Dan,