Idea 275, 1999-07

Content:
Neville Brody – Research Studios (U.K.)
Why Not Associates (U.K.)
The Attik Design, Inc (UK/U.S.A.)
tomato (U.K.)
Jonathan Barnbrook (U.K.)
v23 -Vaughan Oliver + Chris Bigg (U.K.)
Vince Frost (U.K.)
Struktur Design (U.K.)
The Designers Republic (U.K.)
STILL -Chris Ashworth+Amanda Sissions (U.K.)
automatic (U.K.)
Johnson & Wolverton (U.S.A.)
Imaginary Forces (U.S.A.)
Stefan Sagmeister (U.S.A.)
Charles S. Anderson (U.S.A.)
Chip Kidd (U.S.A.)
Pablo Medina (U.S.A.)
House Industries (U.S.A.)
David Carson (U.S.A.)
52mm (U.S.A.)
MAKELA (U.S.A.)
Koeweiden Postma Associates (The Netherlands)
Ilja Sallacz (Germany)
Cornel Windlin (Switzerland)
Ralph Schraivogel (Switzerland)
cyan (Germany)
Graphic Havoc avisualagency (U.S.A.)
Robert Bergman-Unger (U.S.A.)
Tristan Pranyko (Croatia/U.K.)
Hajime Tachibana (Japan)
Hideki Nakajima (Japan)
Katsunori Aoki (Japan)
Noriyuki Tanaka (Japan)
Namaiki (Japan)
Ichiro Higashiizumi (Japan)
Fumio Tachibana (Japan)
Series: TADANORI YOKOO -Source Vision of Design [vol.3]
Shinro Ohtake: Serial Bound-in Magazine Supplement – Part 3
Visual Design Art of 83th Nika Exhibition
The 59th Annual Exhibition of Bijyutsu Bunka Art Association

Details

Tomato
Tomato is a London-based design collective working across graphic design, film, digital media, and experimental visual communication. Explore related designers including Why Not Associates and The Designers Republic. See also Postmodernism and 1990s graphic design history.
IDEA (Japan)
Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

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Idea 275, 1999-07. Cover design by Tomato
Idea 275, 1999-07. Cover design by Tomato
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