Idea 283, 2006-11

Special features : Fumio Tachibana(Tokyo); Original Artworks+layout+text “BODE” by Tachibana, SEA(London);Original layout+design works by SEA, Reggie Pedro(Amsterdam),KesselsKramer (amsterdam) do-create etc., Felix Janssens(Rotterdam), “Wolfgang Weingart’s(typo) graphic landscapes” Text+Design by Helmut Schmid, Wolfgang Weingart; Question on Typographic Education interviewed by Elizabeth Resnick,Tadanori Yokoo – Original Back Cover Art, Serials: Kyoichi Tsuzuki -When Pig Design vol.6, For Alternative Communication vol.5 by Kijyuro Yahagi, Shinro Ohtake – special bound-in poster

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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 283, 2006-11
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