Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XIII 08, November 1961

Content includes:
ART/DESIGN PACESETTERS
Detroit’s new kind of show
Alcoa’s top direct mail campaign
DIRECTIONS
UPCOMING TALENT
Marvin Fireman
Stan Young
Samuel Maitin
Irwin Schonhorn
REFERENCE
Production bulletin
Films, slides for club programs
Salaries survey
DDB’s typesetting procedure
AD Copy fitter
Creativity on paper
TV, FILMS
Saul Bass’s film credits
RESEARCH
Starch Reader Impression study

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George Guido
Art Direction
Art Direction was an American magazine showcasing campaigns, advertising, and design practice.

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Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XIII 08, November 1961. Cover design by George Guido
Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XIII 08, November 1961. Cover design by George Guido
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