i-D, no.32, December/January 1986

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Terry Jones
Terry Jones is a British graphic designer and art director born in 1945. He is best known as the founder and creative director of i-D magazine, launched in 1980, which became one of the most influential publications in fashion and youth culture. His approach to layout, improvisational, deliberately rough, and rooted in punk and DIY aesthetics, transformed editorial design and established a visual language that shaped a generation of designers and art directors. Explore related designers including Neville Brody and Tibor Kalman. See also New Wave Typography, British graphic design history, 1980s graphic design history.
i-D
i-D was founded in London in 1980 by Terry Jones. The magazine began as a hand-stapled edition documenting street style, youth culture, and emerging fashion.

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i-D, no.32, December/January 1986
i-D, no.32, December/January 1986
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