Projekt: The Polish Journal of Visual Art and Design, Unit Editions, 2011

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Spin
  • Year 2011
  • Client/Publisher Unit Editions
  • Size 130mm x 150mm
Spin
Spin is a London-based graphic design studio founded by Tony Brook and Patricia Finegan in 1992. Their work spans identity, print, art direction, and publishing, with clients including the Barbican, Nike, and the British Film Institute. Spin are also the founders of Unit Editions, one of the most important publishers of graphic design books working today. Explore related designers including Why Not Associates and The Designers Republic. See also Postmodernism and British graphic design history.

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Projekt: The Polish Journal of Visual Art and Design, Unit Editions, 2011
Projekt: The Polish Journal of Visual Art and Design, Unit Editions, 2011
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