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Idea 329, 2008

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Content includes:
Special Feature: Typo-Graphics of Herb Lubalin
Alan Fletcher: Fifty Years of Graphic Work (and Play) – Text by Emily King
“sans serif does not represent the final stage”
karl gerstner international designer, artist and author, new books and a new typeface. – Text and Design by Helmut Schmid
drawing works of Isao Makino
A Cultural History of Contemporary Design Vol. 1 Masaki Kojima – Text by Idea with Barbora
Interview with Fumio Tachibana “about Kyutai”
Comments from Tasuya Ariyama, Gabin Ito, Yoshihisa Shirai, HeiQuiti Harata
The History of Typos – Text and Design by Hirokazu Mukai
A Recent History of Writing and Drawing – by Alex Rich and Jurg Leni
My Famicase (NES cartridge) Design Exhibition 2008

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 2008
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 329, 2008
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