Underground, Issue 01, 1987

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Rod Clark
Rod Clark was the designer of the British magazine, Underground. His work reflected an era of deconstructing design and experimentation. Explore related designers including Neville Brody and Barney Bubbles. See also Punk and British graphic design history.
Underground
Underground captured the visual energy of alternative culture and music. It featured expressive typography, illustration, and non-conformist editorial design.

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Underground, Issue 01, 1987. Designed by Rod Clark
Underground, Issue 01, 1987. Designed by Rod Clark
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