Despite the computer age, a solid hands-on training is still what studios and agencies expect from their designers and is essential for successful work. However, drawing and computers are no longer mutually exclusive today, even though this aspect is often neglected in training. Alan Pipes combines these possibilities in the best way, presenting not only classic tools and materials such as markers, airbrush, and paper, but also new instruments like drawing boards and software, along with their usage. Insightful case studies cover everything from the conceptual approach to designs, to client presentations, and the implementation of the product. A look at future possibilities successfully rounds off this comprehensive volume.