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Work With Us: Intern at Print
by Print staff
Print is seeking talented and enthusiastic fall-semester editorial and design interns to showcase both their print and online skills. Gain invaluable hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of an international magazine - all while earning college credit....
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A Book Cover Anthology: Penguin Turns 75
by J.C. Gabel
To commemorate the publisher’s 75th anniversary, Paul Buckley edited Penguin 75, a book that collects a cherished Penguin cover design for every year of business, including many Classic Deluxe Editions. “To me,” Buckley says, “often more interesting than the covers themselves are the stories, and the psychology that created all the variables that led to one cover over the 20 others proposed.”...
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The Complex Bonds Between Design and Surrealism
by Rick Poynor
Surrealism has never received much attention in relation to graphic design. Where design histories touch on it, they rightly tend to see its adoption in promotion and advertising, in the 1930s, as a dilution. ... What's fascinating are cases where a designer or graphic artist connects in a more personal, direct, and continuous way to surrealist aims and image-making. A look at the the work of Elliott Earls, M/M Paris, Josef Vylet’al, and Jan Svankmajer....
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The New Album Cover from The National
by Douglas Wolk
After last week's two-bill concert in New York City, here's an article from the most recent issue about the new album cover from The National: "Like the band’s music, the image is arty, cryptic, dense with occluded meaning, and built on the contrast between monochromatic austerity and explosions of full-spectrum detail."...
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August 2010
by Print staff
Our new issue is out! Featuring original art and strong opinions from Art Chantry, Joe Duffy, Barbara Glauber, Michael Ian Kaye, Oded Ezer, and many others. Also: regular columnists Rick Poynor on Surrealism, Khoi Vinh on the rise of apps, and Paul Shaw on Veljovic Script....
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Print in Motion: Noncommercial: Flickermood 2.0
by Print staff
Flickermood 2.0, an experimental kinetic type animation by Sebastian Lange, is based on fragments of “Mutability,” an 18th-century poem by the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley that happens to capture the emphemeral nature of the 21st-century digital environment...
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Print in Motion: Show Package: Ghe bharari
by Print staff
For the show package for the Indian television program “Ghe bharari,” creative director Varun Chawla had two goals in mind: to channel the painter Salvador Dalí and to capture a dreamlike space in which the camerawork is invisible....
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Print in Motion: Commercial Spot: Children's Hospital of Illinois
by Print staff
Surprisingly enough, it was a logo that served as the driving force for the two spots for The Children’s Hospital of Illinois. “The logo was very appropriate,” says competition judge Mark Kudsi. “They did a really good job with the way they used children’s blocks, took them apart, and reenergized the elements....
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