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My Graphic DNA

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Personal portfolios of great designers which present their creativity at its best, containing the free expression of designer’s talent.
  • 02 June 2015
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Designers structure their portfolios following their instincts and according to their own professional development. A portfolio principally contains print designs which are used to plan, organize and document the designer’s personal experience, work samples and skills.

This is precisely the object of this unique book: to present a selection of samples of the best works by young designers from all over the world. Fresh, inventive and full of original and groundbreaking ideas, Portfolio Design aims to offer not only visual delights but also valuable references and solutions for those who are looking for inspiration to produce a stunning portfolio of their own.


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Price: $59.95
Pages: 240
Publisher: Hoaki Books
Imprint: Promopress
Publication Date: 02 June 2015
Trim Size: 11.50 X 8.50 in
ISBN: 9788415967439
Format: Paperback
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“Each book /published by Promopress/ is a piece of design in itself with high quality visual content to assist students when reviewing books and collecting visual evidence during the research stage of the design process.&hellip For example &hellip‘My Graphic DNA’ is cleverly designed and brings together, not just excellent examples of the best works by young designers from all over the world, but also interviews that help us understand the rationale followed by the designers.” Review by Dr Maria Lonsdale, MA/MSc Design Programme Leader, Lecturer in Graphic Design, School of Design, University of Leeds,UK
Wang Shaoqiang is professor at GAFA,The Academy of Fine Arts, located in Guangzhou / China. He holds the position as dean of The Design, Visualization and Animation Department. He is editor of the renowned design magazine Design 360°, Asia-Pacific Design. He has been invited to lecture at several Art Academies and Universities in China and Hong Kong.