Graphic Design 67, 1977

Content includes:
“noshi” and “mizuhiki”- traditional formal gift decorations
global new waves in 70s-Yugoslavia & Hungary Jagodic/ Borcic / Bucan / Knezevic / Krzisnik / Vipotnik Schmal / Molnár G. / Helényi / Felvidéki / Balla / Molnár K./ Bakos / Oláh
ecological zones of signs-cosmic world of pictures and letters
Tsukasa osamu’s recent works-image of life
Kojitani hiroshi’s art direction
V.C. common space and signs winds from everywhere

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Nobuo Nakagaki
Graphic Design
Graphic Design was a Japanese publication which started in the late 1950s and had a run of 100 issues.

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Graphic Design 67, 1977
Graphic Design 67, 1977. Cover design by Nobuo Nakagaki
Issue 67 of the Japanese magazine, Graphic Design (グラフィックデザイン) published in 1977.
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