RE: Seeking something like "The Elements of Technical Illustration"
Edward Tufte's books are the real thing if you are looking for graphics "style" guidelines and not detailed, step-by-step application instructions.
http://www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/books_vdqi
I haven't actually laid hands on books 4 and 5, but I suspect they contain the same no-nonsense approach and real world mis-examples that instruct so powerfully in the first three books.
A quick Tufte google will turn up all manner of opinions about him, his books along with examples of his writing. His most famous mis-example is probably the Challenger/O-Ring analysis.
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