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Idea 266, 1998-01

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Special Edition: Work from N.Y.
Work from NY Part 1: The Frontiers of Visual Images
J. Abbott Millor [Design/Writing/Research]
Blue Brick [Christopher Wise & Paul Krygowski]
Chip Kidd
The Attik Design Limited
Barry Deck
James Victore
Amy Guip
Stefan Sagmeister
slow HEARTH studio, inc.
Spencer Drate / Jutka Salavetz
Bau-Da Design Lab, Inc.
Steve Spear
Christopher Vice
Laurie Rosenwald
Barbara Glauber
Helen Silverman [hello studio]
Kon/Struktur
Ralph Appelbaum
Work from NY Part 2: The Frontiers of On-the-web Designers
Razorfish
Entry 8 Digital Arts
i/o 360 Digital Design, Ink.
52mm [John J. Hill]
MTV Interactive [Manabu Inada]
Kioken
Funny Garbage
Plumb Design
Addresses of Contributors
News and Information
Panel Discussion: The Point in Bringing Up Knowledgeable Personality in Each of Our Education System. Dr. Mitsuo Katsui, Dr. Akio Kanda, Dr. Yuji Baba, Dr. Hoichiro Inagaki

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Stefan Sagmeister
  • Year: 1998
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 266, 1998-01
Idea 266, 1998-01
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