Idea 317, 2006/7

Special Feature: Kazunari Hattori 100 pages / An Interview with Kazunari Hattori / What is professionalism? an interview with Michael Rock / A Debate [2nd phase] a project by Anna Gerber and Anja Lutz / design mannerism Vol. 5 “Charta Tabula” Text by Hiroshi Takayama / On Hand Lettering Vol.2 Part.1 “From a writing brush, a pen, to a mouse” Koga Hirano, Naomichi Kawahata and Hiroshi Komiyama / Water Towers photo by Fumio Shiizuka / News + Information / Shinro Ohtake Original Serial Poster [2nd impact] Part 19Side A(inside): Zen-Kei IV, Side B(outside): Nature and Bonsai

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Kazunari Hattori
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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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