This research will provide information about the “exlibris”, which is not wellknown to the public. Introducing the book owner and acting as a reminder of him; the design process, printing techniques, its place and importance in visual communication design and the development of exlibris as a design discipline in our country will be explained. Exlibris, which has been reproduced with traditional printing techniques such as gravure, wood print, linoleum printing, lithography for 500 years, has increased its prevalence in recent years by using modern techniques such as screen printing, offset, photography and computer generated design (CGD). Digital art, which constantly renews and updates itself, allows the creation of new visual values. Nowadays, the computer mouse, tablet stylus pen and computer can be used instead of pencil, brush and plate. By applying digital operations on manual drafts or photographs, they can be modified, reduced, enlarged, added or subtracted. In this article, it will be discussed that technology does not interfere with creativity but it provides wide opportunities for accessing information, advancing technical wealth and using time wisely. It is not about how the designer creates, but it is about what he creates. The aesthetic values of his creation, the intensity of emotions and the importance of excitement will be emphasized.