Idea 288, 2001-09

Special features: Visions of Video Games; [Part1] original design works by North, The Designers Republic, Quentaro “Nendo Ani” Fujimoto, Tsuyoshi Kusano(Level 1), Tuyoshi Hirooka(Level 1), Buro Destruct, Space-Invader; [Part2] Atari Coin-Op design ; [Part3] Bitmap Matrix on Paper Featuring “Edge”; special projects “A Game Company Logotype Identification Manual / Nagi Noda / Shinro Ohtake’s Scrapbook Remix / Diverse Aspects of Visual Arts in France / Serials: Kyoichi Tsuzuki -When Pig Design vol.10 / Shinro Ohtake – special bound-in poster

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Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

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Idea 288, 2001-09
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