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Graphic Design 99, 1985

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Content includes:
Design focus
・35th Aspen Conference / Enomoto Ryoichi
・19th SDA Awards Grand Prize Winner NTT / Sakano Nagami
・The Miracle of Genoa: The Future of the Japanese Avant-Garde / Yamaguchi Katsuhiro
・Tahara Keiichi’s “Fin de Siècle” Exhibition / Miyake Riichi
・Landscapes with Letters: Sha-Ken Photography Contest / Otsuji Seiji
・Kitagawa Yoshiko’s Package Exhibition / Aoba Masuteru
・Vivid Light: Two Orthodox Exhibitions / Hayakawa Yoshio
Special feature: Total Scanner System Considerations of digital creativity
What is a total scanner system?
– Color printing and scanners
– Process flow
– Composite
– Tone change
– Gradation
– Rotation, inversion, multi-image
– Multi-cut, transformation
– Brushing
– Mosaic
Future total scanner systems
Japanese peace posters / Awazu Kiyoshi
Art direction by Mizutani Takatsugu / Nagai Kazumasa
Graphic design by Toda Tsutomu / Miyasako Chizuru
Communication design by Gregotti
1st World Poster Triennale Toyama 1985 / Kamijo Takahisa
Ecograda Series ⑪ United States, Australia
Activities of the Japan Graphic Designers Association

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1985
  • Client/Publisher: Kodansha
  • Size: 260mm x 300mm

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Graphic Design 99, 1985
Graphic Design 99, 1985
Issue 99 of the Japanese magazine Graphic Design (グラフィックデザイン) published in 1985.
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