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“I can’t figure out his hair. From the point of view of someone who is into art and form-making, I can’t figure out the structure of it: where it’s coming and where it’s going. And then I also wonder, what does he think this object on his head achieves? It’s just a great mystery.”
Tags Art Painting Design Graphic Design Exhibitions Haunch of Venison London United Kingdom Jamie Shovlin
Reblogged from Wallpaper* magazine Source wallpaper.com
The Metrocard Project is an ongoing project that aims to redesign the iconic New York City Metrocard in a fresh way. It was created for Gail Anderson’s Communication Design class at the School of Visual Arts. Even though the current Metrocard design has been around for years, it could use a little updating. The card itself gets so much exposure and should be something thoughtfully designed. The purpose of the project is to show the many ways there are to design a better Metrocard and to promote better design within the city.
Tags Design Graphic Design New York City MTA MetroCard The MetroCard Project Gail Anderson SVA Love
Reblogged from Capital New York Source capitalnewyork
The mid-century modern antiquarian book dealer Randall Ross of Modernism 101 has just released new catalog in PDF that traces the origins and connects the dots of the “Good Design” movement that was celebrated in a landmark exhibition at MoMA.
Tags Design Graphic Design Books Mid-Century Modern
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Architecture Magazine, No.3, 1953
Tags Design Graphic Design Typography Magazine Covers Architecture Mid-Century Modern 1953
Reblogged from MID-CENTURIA Source midcenturia
![Richard Hollis
Displaying over two hundred items from the designer’s personal archive, an exhibition at the Gallery Libby Sellers is the first real insight into the process, practice, and personal values of one of Britain’s most influential graphic designers.
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[Photo: Richard Hollis, Serial31323x2, painting.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m2f3zfnOjr1qds6xzo1_250.jpg)
Displaying over two hundred items from the designer’s personal archive, an exhibition at the Gallery Libby Sellers is the first real insight into the process, practice, and personal values of one of Britain’s most influential graphic designers.
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[Photo: Richard Hollis, Serial31323x2, painting.]
![Craft Horizons Magazine | July / August 1956Special issue on Japan, Finland and Italy
Cover design: Ivan Chermayeff, interpreting the issue’s special theme: Japanese paper at the top is intersected by the white cross-on-blue of the Finnish flag, both superimposed on birch wood; the Italian marble at the bottom is overlaid with mosaic tesserae.
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Craft Horizons Magazine | July / August 1956
Special issue on Japan, Finland and Italy
Cover design: Ivan Chermayeff, interpreting the issue’s special theme: Japanese paper at the top is intersected by the white cross-on-blue of the Finnish flag, both superimposed on birch wood; the Italian marble at the bottom is overlaid with mosaic tesserae.
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GQ Italia
Tags Design Graphic Design Typography Magazine Covers GQ Italia
Reblogged from The Casual Optimist Source gqitalia.it
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