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Image of the Day February 9, 2012 
"Lines and lines" by Peter Crawley. A hand stitched ampersand; 6804 pierced holes, 3402 stitched lines, and black cotton thread. See more here.

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Why Designers Still Can't Think
Power by Design
Gchatting with Jennifer Daniel
An Anatomy of Uncriticism
Print's February 2012 Issue
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Power by Design
by Rick Poynor
What kind of influence do designers actually have?... More
Observer: A Report from the Place Formerly Known as Graphic Design
by Rick Poynor
I am in a darkened room queuing behind other people at the back of a building that was once an air-raid shelter in Amsterdam’s Vondelpark. We have been instructed to pick up a torch from a basket and look around, but there are so many people pressed into the small space that all the torches have already been taken.... More
Design as Dictator
by Rick Poynor
Technology is turning us into switchboard operators in the communication networks of our own lives, and graphic design is implicated every step of the way. Why does everything have to arrive through a screen? Why not try rejecting the templated experiences, the social media, and the patronizing attempts to involve us in prescribed interactions?... More
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.... More
The Missing Critical History of Illustration
by Rick Poynor
How seriously should we take illustration? I pose the question in this potentially offensive way because I often wonder how seriously illustration takes itself.... More
Observer: We need more galleries that exhibit graphic design
by Rick Poynor
And why does the U.S., in particular, have so few?... More
Observer: Melt in Your Mouth
by Rick Poynor
Robert Opie’s obsession with packaging began as a teenager when he was traveling in Scotland and bought a pack of Mackintosh’s Munchies, a chocolate-covered sweet with a caramel and biscuit center, from a vending machine.... More
Observer: The Life of the Seoul
by Rick Poynor
Rick Poynor looks at how government-issued design regulations threaten to sap Seoul’s streets of their vitality.... More
Observer: Perfect Ten (Or Twelve)
by Rick Poynor
Rick Poynor discusses how a list of designers' favorite books can be so illuminating.... More
Observer: Counter Points
by Rick Poynor
A 1970s debate between two masters illuminates the necessity of a little friction in design now and again.... More
Observer: Warm Regards
by Rick Poynor
Now that the public is ready to hear it, how will graphic designers shape the discourse about climate change?... More
Observer: Easy Writer
by Rick Poynor
Rick Poynor tackles the journalism standards lacking in the latest design blogs.... More
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Carry Hope

13 designers create a custom tote bag for their favorite charity. Featuring the work of: Atelier Télescopique, Büro Destruct, Christoph Niemann, Deanne Cheuk, Ed Fella, Geoff McFetridge, Hort, James Joyce, Laurent Fetis, Rick Valicenti, Si Scott, Spin, and Sawdust. Order one today!
 
 
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The Power Issue, in which we examine the true influence of design and the designer. On the cover: We asked Mirko Ilić to reinterpret one of the classic graphics created by Philippe Vermès during the 1968 French protests. To see the original, click here. To purchase print or digital copies of current or past issues of Print, click here.
 
 
 
 
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