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Graphic Design 92, 1983

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Content includes:
Design focus
・ICOGRADA Dublin report / Sakane Susumu
・Bauhaus stamp series / Katsumi Masaru
・1st International Design Competition Award
・Flyer for Osaka International Design Festival / Tanaka Ikko
’83 JAGDA Peace Poster Exhibition / Fukuda Shigeo
J. Bertin’s “Semiology of Figures” / Morita Takashi
Saito Makoto’s Graphic Design / Kazumasa Nagai
Illustrations by Iku Akiyama / Ikko Tanaka
Hiroshi Morishima Washi Series Food / Hiroshi Morishima
Osamu Yoshimura Weaving Pictures / Osamu Yoshimura
Design East and West Kenji Ito / Ryuichi Yamashiro
5th Lahti Poster Biennale
Icograda Series ④ Korea/Belgium
・Young-Je Cho
・Serge Bahi
Activities of the Japan Graphic Designers Association

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Makoto Saito
  • Year: 1983
  • Client/Publisher: Kodansha
  • Size: 260mm x 300mm

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Graphic Design 92, 1983
Graphic Design 92, 1983. Cover design by Makoto Saito,
Issue 92 of the Japanese magazine Graphic Design (グラフィックデザイン) published in 1983.
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