Typographic, 26, December 1984

Content includes:
Computers for typographers – colour and graphics by Colin Cohen
A new breed of designers? by Martin Poole
Animated partnership by Colin Cheeseman and Bernard Lodge
The future world of computer graphics by Stefan Sargent
Ahmed Moustafa’s mighty pen by Jenny Towndrow
A designer’s guide to the CRTronic by Eric K Bain
Books – IPEX 1984

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Typographic
TypoGraphic is the name of the journal published by the International Society of Typographic Designers (ISTD). First published in 1971.

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Typographic, 26, December 1984
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