Principles of Three-dimensional Design by Wucius Wong

Principles of Three-dimensional Design by Wucius Wong

Navigating life after college can feel like you're just wandering, unsure of what's next. Throughout his twenties, Chris Zeigler had to deal with a lot of uncertainty. It started with a career change that took him in a direction completely different from what he had majored in at college, to moving to a town he had never been to before, having two children, and trying to discover his purpose through it all.

If you don't have a life plan mapped out and you're not sure what comes next, it's actually ok. Many times our lives don't go the way we planned them to begin with, but God has a plan for us. Intertwining his own personal experiences and the life of Moses, Chris gives both encouragement and practical advice for how to navigate life after college, so you can go after the dreams God has put within you and stop fearing what's next.

Wucius WONG (王無邪) studied at the Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio, and later at the Maryland Institute, College of Art, in Baltimore, Maryland, where he obtained his B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees. He returned to Hong Kong in 1965, where he joined the City Museum and Art Gallery as assistant curator in contemporary art and design, a position he has held since then. Privately he is a painter involved with the fusion of Oriental and Western traditions, and he has exhibited widely in Hong Kong, Saigon, Manila, Taiwan, Sao Paulo, London, and New York, and other cities of the United States. In 1970/71 he was awarded a fellowship by the J.D.R. 3^rd Fund, New York, which enabled him to visit the United States again to observe contemporary art and art education developments for about ten months. Mr. Wong is currently preparing two new books for publication, Principles of Three-Dimensional Design and Color Concepts in Two-Dimensional Design.