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Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XXV, No 06, September 1973

Content includes:
Black – The No-Color All-Purpose Ad
The Return of the Woman
Japanese Advertising – The Hard Soft Sell
Type Casts
TV Promo Progress
The Toronto Show
The Art of Hello
Bernie Zlotnick
Upcoming Illustrator — Ron Lieberman
Ken Saco
Upcoming Photographer – Gary Gross

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John Van Hamersveld
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 XXV, No 06, September 1973. Cover design by John Van Hamersveld
Art Direction, Magazine of Visual Communication, Vol XXV, No 06, September 1973. Cover design by John Van Hamersveld
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