Art Direction, The Magazine of Visual Communication, July 1978, Volume XXX, Number 4, Issue No. 353
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From the inside cover; Ready for a Heatwave: Photographer Raul Vega and Type & Design specialist April Greiman specialise in having a good time. Their combined philosophy — “You can’t have too much fun.” Their combined efforts — our Kool-Ray cool July cover celebration of Hot Fun.
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Magazines & Publishing, Members Only Content, Movements
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