Print explores the 1964 typography-focused issue art-directed by Aaron Burns, revealing pieces by Paul Rand, Herb Lubalin, Jan Tschichold and more.
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Any Wednesday: 10 Classic Wisdoms for Creatives and Mad Men
Every Wednesday for more than 20 years, Keith Reinhard faxed his DDB employees around the world a single piece of advice about advertising, business or life. Here are 10 of his favorites.
Print’s February 2015 Issue – The Typography Issue
Explore the history and evolution of typography in the February 2015 issues of Print magazine.
Print’s 2014 Regional Design Annual
Print's 2014 Regional Design Annual is here! The RDA showcases the very best work of 2014 from all corners of the United States.
Urban Cartography, Curated
Designing New York City’s wayfinding "infostructure" demands a delicate balance of user needs - while maintaining the integrity of public space.
Observer: In a Critical Condition
In this Observer column from Print's International Design Issue, Rick Poynor discusses the term critical graphic design and explains what it means for designers today.
Diplomatic Design
The United Nations’ in-house design team works to create change with a target audience of, well, every single person on the planet
Stubborn, Aggressive, Positive: An Interview With Neal Adams
Legendary artist and writer Neal Adams talks creators' rights, social issues in art and—of course—comics, sans filter.
Print’s October 2014 – The International Design Issue
In this issue, we celebrate design without borders - from the calligraphic graffiti climbing a mosque in Tunisia to design born from the Cuban Revolution, the power of international design refuses to be ignored.
Observer: The Well-Read Designer
Deciding which books will fuel your artistic fire is tough. And creating a must-read list for the Designers & Books website is no easy feat either. Read this Observer column to find out how Rick Poynor went about creating his.