Jan 10

Chineasy Illustrated Dictionary Is ‘Life-Enhancer of the Year’ in Wallpaper* Design Awards

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Wallpaper* kicks off the new year with a look back at the people, places, pieces, and phenomena that have raised the magazine’s pulse over the last 12 months. A jury including architect Thom Mayne, designer Ron Gilad, and art dealer Thaddaeus Ropac weighed in to select the winners of the 2014 Wallpaper* Design Awards, which are revealed in the pages of the February 2014 issue (and below). Among the fresh picks is ShaoLan Hsueh‘s Chineasy Illustrated Dictionary. The book, slated for publication in March from Thames & Hudson, is part of a larger, Kickstarter-assisted initiative to help people learn to read Chinese easily by recognizing characters through simple illustrations–the book’s are by Noma Bar. Read on for the full list of winners.
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